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Add missing project reference from FSharpSuite to fsc project - #18291
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FSharpSuite uses
fscby.exeinvocation.This project reference ensures that
fscis invalidated when compiler changes are present.That way, running tests from VS will not risk using stale
fsc.exeexecutable.