Clarify TargetFramework as TFM alias and document SDK 10.0.300 multi-TFM equivalence

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The TargetFramework/TargetFrameworks MSBuild property docs didn't explain that these values are aliases the SDK translates into canonical moniker properties, nor the SDK 10.0.300 behavior where multiple TargetFrameworks values can resolve to the same effective framework.

Changes to msbuild-props.md

• TargetFramework: Adds a note that the value is an alias — the .NET SDK parses it and sets TargetFrameworkMoniker, TargetFrameworkIdentifier, TargetFrameworkVersion, and (when applicable) TargetPlatformIdentifier, TargetPlatformVersion, and TargetPlatformMoniker. Notes that users can set these properties directly when using a custom alias.

• TargetFrameworks: Adds a note that starting with .NET SDK 10.0.300, multiple values can resolve to the same effective framework — for example:

  <TargetFrameworks>net10.0-linux;net10.0-mac</TargetFrameworks>

  Both net10.0-linux and net10.0-mac resolve to net10.0.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the .NET SDK MSBuild property reference to clarify how TargetFramework/TargetFrameworks values are interpreted, including noting that the SDK parses TFMs into other derived MSBuild properties, and documenting a .NET SDK 10.0.300 multi-targeting equivalence behavior.

Changes:

• Added a note under TargetFramework explaining that the SDK parses the value and populates related MSBuild properties.
• Added a note under TargetFrameworks about .NET SDK 10.0.300 allowing multiple entries that resolve to the same effective framework.

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The example <TargetFrameworks>linux;mac</TargetFrameworks> uses values that aren’t listed as supported TFMs in docs/standard/frameworks.md (for example, the OS-specific form is net10.0-macos, not mac, and there’s no linux TFM). As written, the note is likely to confuse readers and suggests an invalid configuration. Please update the example and wording to use supported TFM forms (and make sure it matches the scenario you intend to document about multiple entries resolving to the same effective target framework).

Suggested change

	> Starting with .NET SDK 10.0.300, multiple values can resolve to the same effective framework. For example, `<TargetFrameworks>linux;mac</TargetFrameworks>` is valid where both aliases resolve to `net10.0` as the target framework.
	> Starting with .NET SDK 10.0.300, multiple values can resolve to the same effective target framework. For example, `<TargetFrameworks>net10.0-windows;net10.0-windows7.0</TargetFrameworks>` is valid because both entries resolve to the same effective target framework.