[build] Remove make framework-assemblies target #9269
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I'm often running `make leeroy` to test changes while building on macOS, and I noticed that an extra handful of Mono.Android.csproj builds were running each time. The `framework-assemblies` target that is declared in the generated `rules.mk` file includes some additional project builds that don't seem to be necessary in a .NET only world. The build has been updated to stop generating `rules.mk` entirely, and the make targets in `BuildEverything.mk` have been simplified.
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I'm often running
make leeroyto test changes while building on macOS,and I noticed that an extra handful of Mono.Android.csproj builds were
running each time. The
framework-assembliestarget that is declaredin the generated
rules.mkfile includes some additional project buildsthat don't seem to be necessary in a .NET only world.
The build has been updated to stop generating
rules.mkentirely, andthe make targets in
BuildEverything.mkhave been simplified.