Bump 3.0 packs to 3.0.1 as appropriate - #5698
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Description
The 3.1 SDK does not use 3.0.1 runtime and targeting packs as appropriate when targeting 3.0.
Customer impact
Regression
From customer perspective, yes, as this will be perceived as scenarios 1 and 2 working in 3.0.101 SDK and not 3.1.100 SDK.
Risk
Low.
Tests
Diffed the bundled versions props file between 3.0.101 and 3.1.100 to confirm that the 3.0 sections are now identical. dotnet/sdk tests that run in CI stressed this scenario as well, as evidenced by needing to add a nuget feed to find 3.0.1 runtime pack once this change was applied (The challenge is that 3.0.1 and 3.1.0 are shipping days apart so 3.0.1 assets aren't on nuget.or yet.)