[release/6.0] Add s390x RIDs to DotNetHost* packages #58365
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* Add linux-s390x and linux-musl-s390x as UnofficialBuildRID Ensures RIDs are present in DotNetHost* dispatcher packages
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Backport of #56423 to release/6.0
/cc @akoeplinger @uweigand
Customer Impact
While the runtime.linux-s390x.Microsoft.NETCore.DotNetHost* packages are not currently built as official packages, adding those RIDs to the UnofficialBuildRID list will at least cause those packages to be used if they're built and provided separately. This matches precedent for some other "unofficial" RIDs like freebsd-x64.
Testing
Manual testing.
Risk
Very low, we don't build s390x in our official build.