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[Browser] Add dotnet/runtime#109289 workaround #17507

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What does the pull request do?

As it seems, this WASM bug was moved to .NET 10.0 milestone, making it unclear, if .NET 9 will ever work with SkiaSharp out of the box.
Thanks to the discussion in dotnet/runtime#109289, we have a workaround.

Workaround is automatically included on any .NET 9+ target, unless DisableIssue109289Workaround is set to true.

Fixed issues

Fixes #17416

@maxkatz6 maxkatz6 added bug os-browser backport-candidate-11.2.x Consider this PR for backporting to 11.2 branch labels Nov 14, 2024
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* Add dotnet/runtime#109289 workaround

* Add target framework version condition
@maxkatz6 maxkatz6 added backported-11.2.x and removed backport-candidate-11.2.x Consider this PR for backporting to 11.2 branch labels Nov 14, 2024
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