OSOE-807: Remove MultipleActiveResultSets=True for UI testing

[Piedone]

OSOE-807

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Walkthrough

The overarching change involves updating various GitHub Actions workflows and PowerShell scripts to enhance security and align with specific development issues. This includes modifying encryption settings in database connection configurations and specifying a particular version of a GitHub Action, tagged with issue/OSOE-807, to ensure consistency and address specific issues across different workflows and actions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/actions/test-dotnet/Invoke-SolutionTests.ps1	Updated Encrypt and TrustServerCertificate settings from false and true to False and True.
.github/workflows/.../build-and-test-dotnet.yml .github/workflows/.../build-and-test-orchard-core.yml .github/workflows/.../msbuild-and-test.yml	Updated to use issue/OSOE-807 tagged version of test-dotnet action instead of dev branch.

Related issues

• Remove MultipleActiveResultSets=True (OSOE-807) UI-Testing-Toolbox#343: The changes in this PR, particularly the update of encryption settings in the PowerShell script, could indirectly support the objective of removing MultipleActiveResultSets=True by enhancing database connection security and configuration practices.

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