Add Arm64 PGO/IBC to Windows and Linux builds #73973
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @hoyosjs Issue DetailsThis commit adds the references for the new optimization nuget packages being generated for Arm64 on both OSes, as well as updating the PGO and IBC machinery in the build to consume the new packages.
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This commit adds the references for the new optimization nuget packages being generated for Arm64 on both OSes, as well as updating the PGO and IBC machinery in the build to consume the new packages.