[release/11.0-preview4] Revert "Simplify TrimmerSingleWarn intermediate assembly update using MSBuild item Update"#127676
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Backport of #127656 to release/11.0-preview4
/cc @sbomer
Customer Impact
Hit test failures in dependency flow: ILLink_shows_single_warning_for_packagereferences_only is failing due to an unexpected IL2026 warning for PackageReference.PackageReferenceLib.
The impact is unexpected trim warnings that should be collapsed into a single
IL2104for package references.Regression
Introduced by #125630
Testing
Manual testing of the MSBuild logic confirmed the metadata update is now scoped to the intermediate assembly.
Risk
Low - this is reverting a bad cleanup change. The logic was working before the change.