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Clarify TargetFramework as TFM alias and document SDK 10.0.300 multi-TFM equivalence #52883

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Clarify TargetFramework as alias and add SDK 10.0.300 multi-TFM note
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Update docs/core/project-sdk/msbuild-props.md
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> [!NOTE]
> The `TargetFramework` value is an alias. The .NET SDK parses it and sets the canonical moniker properties: `TargetFrameworkMoniker`, `TargetFrameworkIdentifier`, `TargetFrameworkVersion`, and, if applicable, `TargetPlatformIdentifier`, `TargetPlatformVersion`, and `TargetPlatformMoniker`. If you use a custom alias, you can set these properties directly in your project file.

For more information, see [Target frameworks in SDK-style projects](../../standard/frameworks.md).

### TargetFrameworks
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</PropertyGroup>
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> [!NOTE]
> 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.

For more information, see [Target frameworks in SDK-style projects](../../standard/frameworks.md).

### NetStandardImplicitPackageVersion
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