Revert "update System.CommandLine (#1356)", but keep the removal of two dependencies #1363
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This reverts commit 3c34adc.
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…al of two dependencies (dotnet#1363) This reverts commit 3ce7edb.
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This reverts commit 3c34adc due to circular dependency between SDK and NuGet.Client that both use System.CommandLine. The update will be re-introduced around April.
But it keeps the changes responsible for removing dependencies to System.CommandLine.Rendering and System.CommandLine.NamingConventionBinder (we are not going to ship this libraries anymore and they were not used here so there is no point of keeping these dependencies).
cc @ViktorHofer