Use dotnet --list-runtimes instead of version from dotnet --info #6175
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Resolves #6167
The version that the old O# was picking up from dotnet --info actually was the runtime version. This happened to work for many of us because we had .net 8 installed which is higher than .net 7.
Instead of using SDK version and the version output by dotnet --info, we should actually just look at
dotnet --list-runtimes
(which is meant to be machine readable) to find a runtime higher than our desired runtime. Adapted from https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_git/vs-green/pullrequest/491545