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Support building a mono-based .NET Runtime on x64 (#68424)
We now have some architectures (eg, s390x and ppc64le) that produce a .NET runtime that looks and feels like any other .NET runtime, except it's using Mono instead of CoreCLR under the hood. However, it's only possible to produce this Mono-based .NET runtime on s390x/ppc64le. That makes it hard to test this set up on other architectures. Issues that affect the mono build on all architectures - such as #66594 become harder to fix and verify because of this unnecessary architecture requirement. Fix that by adding a flag to the top-level build.sh (and also to the msbuild projects) to make it possible to produce a .NET runtime with Mono on any platform. The default configuration is unchanged: we still produced CoreCLR-based .NET runtime on x64 and a Mono-based runtime on s390x/ppc64le. Fixes: #62440
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