Fix local use of msrustup#1456
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The ADO pipeline was working as expected, but local builds were behaving differently because of some old incorrect logic.
This is confirmed fixed in 1.94+. I tested ms-beta which is 1.95, Mikey tested public 1.94. However, even with ms-prod-1.93-20260401 (today's release), this fails compilation (due to warning being treated as error). More unfortunately, the ignore must be at the file-level due to how the macro expands. I tested both on the field-level and enum-level, to no avail.
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In several
!$useADOconditions, we were unfortunately not actually setting the specified Rust channel to use, and instead reverting back todefault. This meant that e.g. Mikey was building with 1.94, while I was building with 1.93 (having manually set my toolchain).