Revert default to coreclr compiler #11943
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Fixes: #11941
Here it is identified that the Coreclr compiler startup time is slower: #11907
So we should go back to using the ngened desktop compiler, until the performance issue is addressed.
It's a regression in the performance of Visual Studio, even though the coreclr has behaved this way for a long time.