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Backport various fixes to 0.61 #4487
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* Fix crash when calling measure on non-framework element * Change files
* Set $(ReactNativeWindowsDir) before it is used * Change files
* Removed x86 override for msbuild tasks in CI, publish * Switch from MSBuild to VSBuild * Added `<AppxGeneratePrisForPortableLibrariesEnabled>false</AppxGeneratePrisForPortableLibrariesEnabled>` to C# app projects to fix build issues with msbuild x64 * Added `/p:AppxGeneratePrisForPortableLibrariesEnabled=false` for testcli build task
* Fix direct debugging * formatting * Change files
* Add a timeout to catch hangs during cert generation * Change files
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This change ended up causing patched react native to land outside of the intermediate build directory, causing publish to fail. Revert it, since we seemed to not need it earlier (I think build logic after the branch changed where we defined ReactNativeWindowsDir). react-native-init CI will confirm whether this is okay to check in. Will need to followup to make sure publishing starts working after.
* Revert #4487 in 0.61-stable This change ended up causing patched react native to land outside of the intermediate build directory, causing publish to fail. Revert it, since we seemed to not need it earlier (I think build logic after the branch changed where we defined ReactNativeWindowsDir). react-native-init CI will confirm whether this is okay to check in. Will need to followup to make sure publishing starts working after. * Change files
This backports the following changes:
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