Add VC Redist dependency to Windows templates

[jfversluis]

Description of Change

This adds the Visual C++ Redistributable libraries as a dependency to our Windows templates to light up the MSIX distributable scenario on non-dev machines.

By adding this the C++ redist will be added as a prerequisite and installed as part of installing the .NET MAUI app.

It seems this will also be fixed on the WinUI side (microsoft/WindowsAppSDK#2117) so when WinAppSdk 1.1 lands we might no longer need this.

Issues Fixed

NA

[javiercn]

Looks great!

[mattleibow]

This is probably related to the fact that the SDKReference things are not working. This should be added via the build process and not manually included as different VCLibs are used in Debug/Release.

[mattleibow]

Based on an exciting email thread around this, this is a result of a few things:

1. The Win2D dependency that Maui uses is compiled with the end result of it requiring the VCLibs
2. The VCLibs is not being included because the process to include it (SDKReference) is not supported in dotnet build

There is steps to solve this that I believe are happening as we speak but will not make it in time:

1. Rebuild Win2D to no longer have the VCLibs dependency

There is also some workaround for now:

1. This PR: Add the 2 VCLibs into the appx manifest
2. (sad mode) Use full MSBuild and add back the SDKReference by setting: <WinUISDKReferences>true</WinUISDKReferences> in your csproj

Things that we cannot control:

1. There may exist libraries that also have a VCLibs dependency, so:
   1. either they rebuild with a HybridCRT
   2. or the app still includes VCLibs

[mattleibow]

I added back the Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00 dependency in addition to the Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00.UWPDesktop because I am not sure what they all do. The Windows App SDK adds both, so I am adding both.

It technically also adds the <build:Item Name="Microsoft.UniversalCRT.Debug" Version="10.0.19041.0" /> in another section, but I am feeling that is build time things maybe.

Unless someone can say the dependencies are bad in some way, this is what we will have and then once our dependencies are ready to be VCLibs-free, we can remove/comment out in the template for the general public.

[mattleibow]

And to make a comment on the Release/Debug differences... This is still a thing, but there is no way to do this in the manifests.

It will need to be an additional step, but since Win2D is getting fixed in the future - and when you are running a debug app you also probably have VS or even just the VC Runtime installed.