C#: Fix buildless fallback restore logic #19073
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When dotnet core projects are restored, the dependency manager precisely tracks the referenced package folders. The fallback restore logic ignored the precise usage list and instead considered all subfolders in the restore location to be referenced, even though not all subfolders were added to the dependency list. This meant that packages downloaded in partially successful restores were available on disk, but not added to the dependency list by the normal restore process, and skipped by the fallback restore process. This commit fixes this problem by ensuring that the fallback restore logic doesn't consider all subfolders in the restore location to be referenced, but only those that were added to the dependency list by the normal restore process.
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This PR is only for testing #19050.