Don't download Windows SDK ref pack for C++ projects #44956
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The Microsoft.Windows.SDK.NET.Ref pack is not needed for C++ projects. This change prevents it from being downloaded for C++ projects on the assumption that it might be needed for a transitive Framework Reference.