Use .NET SDK 9.0.2xx for integration tests #6216
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This updates our logic to use .NET 9.0.2xx for integration tests which is what this branch is currently inserting into.
I had to disable a test which is now broken due to a change at dotnet/sdk#44614. The test can be re-enabled when NuGet/Home#14030 is addressed.
I also updated the
DotnetWhyTeststo use theITestOutputHelperand a constant for the project target framework so it stays up-to-date.PR Checklist