chore: Switch to the SDK's included Central Package Management #1106
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What does this PR do?
Central Package Management is a component of the .NET SDK. The reference to
Microsoft.Build.CentralPackageVersionsis no longer necessary. The pull request (PR) removes this reference and implements the Central Package Management configuration for all projects, including modules and tests. Additionally, the PR updates GitHub Actions that rely on Node.js 16, which will soon be deprecated.Why is it important?
The PR eliminates outdated configurations and substitutes them with the most recent ones to ensure the repository and projects remain up to date.
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