Cache dotnet and unpacking local packages in Integration Tests#15376
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Running 1 integration test takes less time because we don't end up always copying the 4 gb folder with .net, and we don't end up unzipping the packages if we did not re-build them.
The (up-to-date check) build of test assets solution, and of compatibility layer (84 projects with at least 5 tfms each), takes the most time now, so you still wait a minute, but not 3.