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#62787 bumped the manifest id. This change bumps the prop for testing.

dotnet#62787 bumped the manifest id.  This change bumps the prop for testing.
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#62787 bumped the manifest id. This change bumps the prop for testing.

Author: steveisok
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Instead of trying to use the script from `.dotnet`, download the script.
`.dotnet` might not exist, for example, when the `global.json` version
matches the system installed one.
To resolve a workload, the current version band is used to look in
`sdk-manifests` directory. But when in development, and bumping to a
newer version band, not all the manifests might have packages for that.

This shows up when bumping the band to `6.0.200`, where we generate
the corresponding packages for wasm-tools. But the Emscripten packages
are still on `6.0.100`.

SDK [added](dotnet/sdk#19545) support for
falling back to older bands in that case.

The `InstallWorkloadFromArtifacts` task emits a warning about not being
able to find the emscripten manifest package. But this becomes an error
on CI due to warnaserror=true.

So, log a message instead of a warning. But this is only done for the
*dependent* manifest.
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Failures are unrelated (networking)

@safern safern merged commit a66e67b into dotnet:release/6.0-maui Jan 7, 2022
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