Provide a way to disable the NotSupportedException diagnostics we provide for bindings without the attribute - #2325
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We are seeing scenarios where AOT compiled components being loaded in other existing native apps can run into issues where existing failing bindings in those apps can end up triggering our NotSupportException that we throw for purposes of diagnostics and catching issues with respect to C# binding scenarios. Given we also now have XamlCompiler diagnostics too, providing an option for disabling the NotSupportedException we throw if someone runs into this edge case.