[Experiment] Rework the dependencies in fake-cli / Fake.Runtime a little. #2825
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I'm not sure if this is a sensible thing to try, without knowing the history of it or anything, but -
I was looking at the failure in the .NET 8.0 update PR at https://github.com/fsprojects/FAKE/actions/runs/10942268784/job/30378864009#step:10:12614 and the issue described at #2722 and was wondering - Is there actually a need to package the Microsoft.Build assemblies in the fake-cli nuget package - as in, are they actually used by any of the code in fake-cli or are they just pulled in as part of a dependency chain and not actually used?
So, I tried bending things a bit to include a couple of pieces of Fake.DotNet.Cli inline in Fake.Runtime (just the bits for getting global.json and executing 'dotnet --version' and excluding any dependencies on MSBuild) and the build appears to work.
It's not very pretty due to how the code is layed out in a single module, but here it is in acse the idea is of any interest.