Fix win-x64 NuGet copyright metadata - #1534
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: b2c93a44-6ced-404f-8ebf-3361fd45b62d
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Summary
Fix the copyright metadata in the
Microsoft.Sbom.Tool.Win-x64NuGet package to comply with Microsoft package requirements on NuGet.org.Changes
Copyright Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.Validation
Directory.Build.propsand the successfully publishedMicrosoft.Sbom.Toolpackage.Context
NuGet.org rejected the initial package during compliance validation because its copyright element did not use the required Microsoft format. A new signed package version must be produced after this change is merged because published package artifacts are immutable.