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Revert functionality to have static graph-based restore write arguments to standard input #5080

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This reverts the original implementation of having static graph-based restore write arguments to standard input (19a4170) as well as the follow-up change to fix the scenario where the console stream contains a byte order mark (6512bed.).

After the change, the bug around console encodings was shipped in 17.5 and even after the fix for 17.6, it still crashes under certain conditions.

Reverting this means that the original issue NuGet/Home#11968 will be a bug again but I'm going to work on redoing all of this functionality later.

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jeffkl added 2 commits March 8, 2023 11:52
…d of passing on the command-line (#4772)"

This reverts commit 19a4170.
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@jeffkl jeffkl merged commit 3ab7d14 into dev Mar 9, 2023
@jeffkl jeffkl deleted the dev-jeffkl-revert-static-graph-restore-standardinput branch March 9, 2023 18:17
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