Cleaner workaround to the current state of nuget and our staging feed #929
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Instead of explicitly constructing the nuget.config file that complies to the modern requirements, I am using an older version of the nuget cli (nuget.exe) to preemptively install our package into a temp dir that I am then registering as a package source/feed.
Doing "nuget install" with a slightly older nuget (6.2.x - from 2023-06-13), circumvents the current requirement, but we still get to restore all other packages using the dotnet (nuget + msbuild) toolset that we have used so far.