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Rename FSharpReferencedProject.ProjectFileName for clarity (#12431)
This renames the `projectFileName` field and `FileName` property to reflect the
actual use: the project's output file. This was unclear based on docs, but clear based on usage,
and so docs were added to help ensure correct usage.
///<param name="projectOutputFile">The fully qualified path to the output of the referenced project. This should be the same value as the <code>-r</code> reference in the project options for this referenced project.</param>
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///<param name="options">The Project Options for this F# project</param>
///<param name="projectOutputFile">The fully qualified path to the output ofthereferencedproject.Thisshouldbethesamevalueasthe<code>-r</code>referenceintheprojectoptionsforthisreferencedproject.</param>
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///<param name="getStamp">A function that calculates a last-modified timestamp for this reference. This will be used to determine if the reference is up-to-date.</param>
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///<param name="getStream">A function that opens a Portable Executable data stream for reading.</param>
///<summary>Creates a reference from an ILModuleReader.</summary>
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///<param name="projectOutputFile">The fully qualified path to the output ofthereferencedproject.Thisshouldbethesamevalueasthe<code>-r</code>referenceintheprojectoptionsforthisreferencedproject.</param>
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///<param name="getStamp">A function that calculates a last-modified timestamp for this reference. This will be used to determine if the reference is up-to-date.</param>
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///<param name="getReader">A function that creates an ILModuleReader for reading module data.</param>
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