Add support for Platform-specific TFMs introduced in .NET 5 #1560
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…get framework moniker example: .NET Core 6.0 is just .NET 6 and has a "net6.0" moniker
…by BenchmarkPartitioner
…n that is equatable with other instances
AndreyAkinshin
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.NET 5.0 introduced platform-specific TFMs like
net5.0-windows. Since .NET 5.0 RC2 it's now possible to recognize that given .NET Core app is running as such (dotnet/sdk#13672)Fixes #1535
I think that it's the last missing feature related to full .NET 5.0 support