MAUI workload is missing Microsoft.NETCore.App.Runtime.Mono.win-arm64 about maui HOT 4 OPEN

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Seems that UseMonoRuntime is getting set to True for some reason. That is causing the mono runtime package reference to be expected (which doesn't exist and shouldn't be needed for windows).

You can force things to build with: dotnet build -r win-arm64 -f net8.0-windows10.0.19041.0 -p:UseMonoRuntime=false -p:Platform=Arm64 for now

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When you use -r win-arm64 you are overriding any project settings that change that value for a specific app. That makes the android build try to build an android app targeting win-arm64 which isn't a thing.

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The framework target means the android build isn't even touched, and the error isn't even remotely related to Android. -r is the only supported way to cross-target Arm64 for a WinUI3 app.

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