Do not cache calls to dotnet info #6180
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Now that we call dotnet info on startup, we can cache a different value than other callers are expecting (different callers pass in different CLI paths which should output different dotnet info).
The fix is to not cache this because the inputs can change. We do not call this that often that we should need to cache it either.
Also updates the logging to indicate why a potential call to dotnet info failed.
Possibly related to #6179 and #6177 . It doesn't entirely fix them, but it resolves some potential problems.