[Builds] AppVeyor: use Visual Studio 2022 image #1911
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We want to use latest SDK, but install .NET 6 runtime - this is the simplest combo.
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mgravell approved these changes Jun 9, 2023
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We want to use latest SDK and ability to run against net6.0 tests. It looks like the pool issue with VS 2022 has been resolved on the AppVeyor side so: yay! That solves everything cleanly with no installs.