Fix MT project-cache file access compatibility - #14871
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Fixes #14824
Fixes #14825
Fixes #14826
Summary
FileAccessDatavalues across TaskHost deserialization without changing the existing payload format.ReportFileAccessesto TaskHost with packet-version compatibility, gate collection and replay, and keep reported accesses isolated per task execution context.-mttogether with-reportFileAccessesusing actionableMSB1073; programmaticBuildManagercallers receive the equivalent validation.Compatibility
Project-cache lookup/materialization remains compatible with MT. Only Detours-based cache population is rejected because concurrent projects in one process cannot be attributed correctly. CLR2, CLR4, and negotiated .NET TaskHost packet formats retain compatible behavior.
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