Use hard links for build#19209
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Backport "Use hard links for build (#19209)" to 11.3
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What does the pull request do?
This PR enables the use of hard links when building and publishing projects.
Since the merge of #18981, we're starting to hit the storage limit of the the Windows agent on Azure DevOps.
This should alleviate the problem.
(As a bonus, this speeds up a full rebuild by ≈10% on my machine.)