ci: move to use global.json - #2613
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This defines a global.json file for dotnet so that the sdk version can be managed using existing rules.
Note renovate appears to have recently added support to manage dotnet version in the setup-dotnet actions and if we were not to have changed methodology then additional renovate rules would've been needed.