Switch usersim to use central packages references #284
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Signed-off-by: Alan Jowett <alan.jowett@microsoft.com>
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This pull request updates how NuGet packages are referenced and managed in the project, moving from the older
packages.configapproach to the more modernPackageReferencemethod in the MSBuild property file. This streamlines package management and aligns with best practices for C++ projects using NuGet.Migration to PackageReference for NuGet package management:
packages.configfile, eliminating the old package reference mechanism.packages.configfrom the project fileusersim_dll_skeleton.vcxproj.wdk.propsto usePackageReferenceitems for all required Windows SDK and WDK packages, replacing the previous explicit import statements and error handling for missing packages. Also added NuGet restore properties for better package management.