.Net: Address IL2067 and IL3051 AOT warnings in Abstractions project #9011
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Motivation, Context and Description
This PR addresses the last two IL2067 and IL3051 AOT warnings in the Abstractions project. It also adds the testing app that uses .NET’s AOT compiler to analyze SK projects and ensure all AOT related warnings are found. You can find more details here: - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/creating-aot-compatible-libraries/#analyzing-.net-libraries.