Don't build Arm64 Windows installers in CI #63279
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Pull Request Overview
This PR removes the dedicated ARM64 Windows installer build step from CI pipelines, as ARM64 installers are now built as part of the regular Windows installer build process. This eliminates duplicate build work and simplifies the CI pipeline.
- Removed the separate ARM64 Windows installer build step from both CI pipelines
- Consolidated the ARM64 installer build into the existing Windows installer step
- Cleaned up associated variables and logging configurations for the removed build step
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| .azure/pipelines/ci.yml | Removed ARM64-specific installer build step and consolidated with main Windows installer build |
| .azure/pipelines/ci-public.yml | Applied same ARM64 installer build consolidation to public CI pipeline |
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Should -publish stay? It was only on included in the ARM64 step before
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Yeah, it has to go in the final build step of the job
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Ditto /p:AssetManifestFileName and $(_PublishArgs)
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The Arm64 SharedFx/Targeting Pack Windows installers get built during the regular repo build now, so we don't need a separate build step just for them anymore. That step was doing exactly the same work as the regular Windows Installer step.