aspire Remove DCP and Dashboard from the .NET Aspire SDK Workload

This is still a prototype and marked as a draft, so currently only looking for feedback on the proposal document being added here.

cc: @davidfowl @danegsta @mhutch @DamianEdwards @marcpopMSFT @eerhardt @danmoseley @maddymontaquila @radical

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Jun 27 '24 21:06 joperezr

We should test the DCP nuget packages on Mac/Linux to make sure there won't be any issues with the executable binaries; the SDK/workloads have a special mechanism for applying executable permissions (the UnixFilePermissions.xml file) and I'm not sure if simple nuget files support the same behavior. #Resolved

Jun 27 '24 21:06 danegsta

We should test the DCP nuget packages on Mac/Linux to make sure there won't be any issues with the executable binaries; the SDK/workloads have a special mechanism for applying executable permissions (the UnixFilePermissions.xml file) and I'm not sure if simple nuget files support the same behavior.

Good point. I did test this on Linux and Windows, and all scenarios I tested work as expected, but I didn't test on Mac yet. #Resolved

Jun 27 '24 22:06 joperezr

/azp run dotnet.aspire #Resolved

Aug 19 '24 21:08 joperezr

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Aug 19 '24 21:08 azure-pipelines[bot]

Ok folks, this is ready to go. Can I get a final review so this can get merged? cc: @DamianEdwards, @eerhardt, @radical, @danegsta #Resolved

Aug 21 '24 17:08 joperezr

Most of my feedback can be addressed in a follow up. #Resolved

Aug 21 '24 21:08 radical

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