Enable separate build OS and base image OS declarations in manifest#2138
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This PR adds the
buildOsVersionproperty to the manifest. This allows having separate build OS and base image OS versions.This is needed in order to build ImageBuilder on Windows Server 2025 and publish self-contained on Windows Server <= 2019. This is a blocker to moving ImageBuilder to .NET 10, since .NET 10 doesn't publish SDK images for Windows Server <= 2019.
Fixes #1826, which is needed to unblock #1791.