Ryan van Zeben 474d0fb354 Create automated workflow that will auto-generate dotnet sdk patches (#2776)
* Add in workflow to automatically generate dotnet SDK patches

* Update workflow to move the creation of the PR until all the hashes have been compiled and added to the path

* Update upgrade to run not in parallel to prevent git command overlaps

* Update for tings feedback and do better user error handling

* JSON spec doesn't have comments

* Has to use the outputs to proxy variables between the runs

* Wrong output variable

* Be more explicit on the branch check

* Fix comments and json output

* Missed variable name in rename

* Fix race condition on jq write

* Update for comments and more optimized hash updates

* Need to forcibly exit for state to be detected

* Fixed the failure to use a variable instead
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