Changewave 16.10 for restore failures#6372
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Add the behavior improvements from dotnet#6312 to the 16.10 changewave since they cause failures in cases that didn't fail before.
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Reverts dotnet#6312 and dotnet#6372. SHAs reverted: 29dc5e1 and da900e2 respectively.
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Maximal subset of dotnet#6312 and dotnet#6372. Also removes an unnecessary test per dotnet#6430 (comment)
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#6312 made (good, IMO) changes to the behavior of
-restoreand-t:restoreinvocations of MSBuild in malformed projects. Since these are new errors, though, the new behavior might fail passing builds. So put it behind a change wave Just In Case.