Use vcpkg GitHub Actions Cache support
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Replace the Nuget package caching for binary packages with the GitHub Actions Cache support.
This means we rely on the caches of each individual binary package, rather than the entire collection of all of them.
This reverts commit b436350. It appears there is a significant speed advantage to caching all packages as a whole.
This makes the `key` more consistent with the `buildCachei-` prefixed `key`. This should make it easier to see the purpose of the cache entry on the caches page: https://github.com/lairworks/nas2d-core/actions/caches
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vcpkgGitHub Actions Cache support to replace the Nuget option for binary package caching.Rename the overall package collection cache
keyfor better clarity.It appears there is still a significant speed benefit to keeping a cache of the overall collection, and not simply relying on the caches of individual binary packages. Though that was true before, when we kept an overall package collection cache, and used Nuget to cache individual binary packages.
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