Add 3rd party dependencies guidance #33512
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Fixes dotnet#32861 The dotnet content team has applied a consistent set of rules regarding recommendations and dependencies in our content. What we haven’t done is state those rules publicly. That resulted in misunderstandings after we removed a previous recommendation. We want to resolve that by publishing the rules we use.
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Co-authored-by: Genevieve Warren <[email protected]>
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Fixes #32861
The dotnet content team has applied a consistent set of rules regarding recommendations and dependencies in our content. What we haven’t done is state those rules publicly. That resulted in misunderstandings after we removed a previous recommendation. This PR publishes the rules we use.