Explicitly fail if all deployment manifests are excluded from signing #759
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There's not really any good reason to sign a clickonce deployment manifest and then use --file-list filters to exclude it from being signed. This PR causes such a situation to fail loudly rather than silently signing the rest of the files but not the deployment manifest.
I considered just having the ClickOnceSigner add the deployment manifest file back into
deploymentManifestFilesif it's otherwise empty, but I decided in the end that it's better if the user is required to configure things properly rather than silently fixing it for them.