Set PackageVersion in MSBuild to allow different versions at pack time #10124
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Currently, package references that are converted to project references by our
New-ProjectPackageuse the same version for all dependencies. This means references to ServerCommon packages in, say, NuGetGallery core would have4.4.5-blahversion which is wrong.This allows the proper package version to be set on each package not just when it is being packed (already works) but when it is being referred to during pack of another project.