Add VS2022 pipeline (to enable ARM64) and disable Android#923
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Uncommented the old VS2022 section, updated it, added ARM64 flavors, added task to install the GDK from NuGet. Also added a couple of configs that were missing for x64_release builds.
Had to disable the Android build entirely as the windows-2019 vmImage it used no longer exists.