Fix signing of swix project output #25850
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This fixes a signing regression caused be dotnet#25751. That changed us to directly call the SWIX build props / targets vs. getting them implicitly from the microbuild props / targets. One of the behaviors that the microbuild props / targets had that wasn't accounted for was the signing of the VSIX after they are constructed. Hence this lead to signing errors on insertion. This PR fixes that by making the following changes: 1. Adds SWIX VSIX to SignToolData.json so they are accounted for during normal batch signing. 1. Moves the SWIX build to the pre-sign portion of our build. 1. Removes the references from VSMAN -> SWIX. These references are there only to enforce ordering which is unnecessary. Having them remain risks that building the VSMAN will cause the SWIX to be re-built which could possibly invalidate signing.
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This fixes a signing regression caused be #25751. That changed us to
directly call the SWIX build props / targets vs. getting them implicitly
from the microbuild props / targets. One of the behaviors that the
microbuild props / targets had that wasn't accounted for was the signing
of the VSIX after they are constructed. Hence this lead to signing
errors on insertion.
This PR fixes that by making the following changes:
normal batch signing.
only to enforce ordering which is unnecessary. Having them remain risks
that building the VSMAN will cause the SWIX to be re-built which could
possibly invalidate signing.
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