Use IConfigurationBuilder, IConfiguration, and Typed Configuration to centralize the way we manage CLI behaviors #49761
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This is a draft that's building on the work that the test team started with
dotnet.config- if we can get the majority of the CLI working on a shared IConfiguration-based configuration layer/abstraction, then we can separately evolve the things that feed in to that configuration.This is a mostly-vibe-coded draft of that idea - now I want to see what CI thinks.