[release/9.0.1xx-rc2] Correctly handle different architectures for devdeviceID #43521
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…o ensure we have caching
…he 64bit hive on x64 and arm64 and the x86 hive on x86
…to 32bit when on a 32bit OS
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Backport of #43471 to release/9.0.1xx-rc2
Summary
DevDeviceID was introduced in RC2 as a way to be consistent with Visual Studio on how to track individual devices. There was a bug in the initial implementation where on windows, we would use the SDK architecture version of the registry for reading and storing the cached value
Customer Impact
x86 SDKs would have a completely unique devdevice ID to the x64 version on the same box. The spec calls for the same id regardless of architecture.
Regression
No, implemented incorrectly.
Testing
Minimal
Risk
Very low