Speedup CI by bootstrapping PowerShell module installations in background and in parallel, whilst the .NET SDK is being installed - #1634
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Most of the time is spent bootstrapping the .NET SDK, meaning the installation of other required PowerShell modules can be done in the background and in parallel. This reduces the build time by around 20 seconds. Due to indentation shift, please use a white-space ignoring diff.
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