Change format of symbol package to snupkg #2204
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NuGet symbol server doesn't accept .symbols.nuget, it accepts only snupkg format. Thanks to that, symbols were not published to nuget server and users didn't have access to pdb file. Source Link metadata are embedded in pdb metadata and because there was no symbol package, no symbols were available.
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NuGet symbol server doesn't accept .symbols.nuget, it accepts only snupkg format. Thanks to that, symbols were not published to nuget server and users didn't have access to pdb file.
Source Link metadata are embedded in pdb metadata and because there was no symbol package, no symbols were available.
It's kind of hard to test that Source Link will work, but switch to snupkg should happen anyway.
Resolves #2070.