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Ever since .NET Core 3.0 hosting should be done using hostfxr. The coreclr.h hosting has been effectively obsolete since.

This change removes the coreclr.h hosting sample.

Also includes some small improvements to the readme for the hostfxr hosting sample.

Corresponding changes to the docs: dotnet/docs#25818.

Ever since .NET Core 3.0 hosting should be done using `hostfxr`. The `coreclr.h` hosting has been effectively obsolete since.

This change removes the `coreclr.h` hosting sample.

Also includes some small improvements to the readme for the `hostfxr` hosting sample.
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Should we move things from /core/hosting/HostWithHostFxr to /core/hosting now that we don't have HostWithCoreClrHost?

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This LGTM @vitek-karas

I'll :shipit: now.

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