Update NuGet auditing details for dotnet restore #50367
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Summary
This pull request updates the documentation for NuGet security auditing in the context of
dotnet restore, focusing on new configuration options available in .NET 9 and clarifying how vulnerability data sources are specified.NuGet security auditing configuration:
auditSourceselement innuget.config, available starting in .NET 9, which allows specifying sources for vulnerability data separately from package sources. If no audit sources are defined, package sources are used by default.auditSourcesconfiguration block.VulnerabilityInforesource, and removed outdated information about package sources.Contributes to #39212
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