[Microsoft.Android.Run] Add simple console app for dotnet run
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I'm not able to test this end-to-end, because the build of dotnet/dotnet we have is missing this change: It is correct in dotnet/sdk/main, but not when I decompile 
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Fixes: #10645 For alignment with other platforms, including `dotnet new console`, `dotnet run` for Android should: * Show console output for the launched process * Exit if the app closes * Close the app on Ctrl+C A one-liner like this is *close*: adb shell 'am start -S -W -n "PACKAGE/ACTIVITY"; pid=$(pidof PACKAGE); logcat --pid=$pid' But then Ctrl+C does not close the app, so to wire this all together, add a simple console app to be invoked by `dotnet run`. We do not initially intend for this app to be run directly by users, so it is placed in the `tools` folder of the SDK pack and not a .NET global tool. New MSBuild properties: `$(WaitForExit)` * Default: (empty) * When `false`, allow users to disable waiting for the app to exit, which is useful for our existing tests. `$(_AndroidRunPath)` * Default: `$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..\tools\Microsoft.Android.Run.dll` * Allows overriding the path to the `Microsoft.Android.Run` assembly. `$(_AndroidRunExtraArgs)` * Default: (empty) * Allows extra args like `--verbose` passed in
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Fixes: #10645
For alignment with other platforms, including
dotnet new console,dotnet runfor Android should:A one-liner like this is close:
But then Ctrl+C does not close the app, so to wire this all together, add a simple console app to be invoked by
dotnet run.We do not initially intend for this app to be run directly by users, so it is placed in the
toolsfolder of the SDK pack and not a .NET global tool.New MSBuild properties:
$(WaitForExit)false, allow users to disable waiting for the app to exit, which is useful for our existing tests.$(_AndroidRunPath)$(MSBuildThisFileDirectory)..\tools\Microsoft.Android.Run.dllMicrosoft.Android.Runassembly.$(_AndroidRunExtraArgs)--verbosepassed in