Pass excludemonofailures in managed test build job for mono #56434
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The managed test build job was building with
RuntimeFlavor=CoreCLR. This means that managed test projects could not avoid being built for Mono. They would always be built and then rely on exclusions in issues.targets to avoid creating a test wrapper and running them.