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Changing the Strong Name Key to the newest available #413

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Upgrading the strong name key to the newer version, 35MSSharedLib1024.snk. The public key for this .snk file is the same as in the previous version that we are using, so there are no updates needed in the disable strong name signing script.

This change is necessary to complete strong name signing in an ADO based pipeline. Current errors show a mismatch between the strong name key in use.

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