Fix Packagemanager behaviour in Visual Studio #18435
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The #18393
The issue happens when there are multiple #r "nugets: " in the script, when editing the second package management line causes the currently edited line to be submitted.
The fix is to remove the line under the caret from the submission. All other lines should be submitted. Additionally improve the GetTextView() to use the cached view. Which improves the reliability of the editing PM experience.