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.NET Core startup script: Run app executable if present, else fallback to app's dll #138

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.NET Core startup script: Run app executable if present, else fallback to app's dll #138

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  1. .NET Core startup script: Run app executable if present, else fallbac… 

    …k to app's dll

This is to support the following scenarios:
1. End users can do a zip deploy of a self-contained app into AppService and our runtime container should use the executable,
   so instead of doing 'dotnet myappname.dll', we should run './myappname'. This is because the whole point of self-contained app
   is to use the packaged runtime which is present in the output.
2. Starting 3.0 .NET Core, a regular 'dotnet publish' creates both the executable and dll.
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  2. updated

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  3. Fixed app name

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