Probe for DOTNET_REFERENCE_ASSEMBLIES_PATH on Mono
See original GitHub issueRight now, to build for net451
on non-Windows, you have to set DOTNET_REFERENCE_ASSEMBLIES_PATH
to a folder containing the Mono reference assemblies. We should support scanning a few default locations for this.
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Fixed in 429625061dc64bf1b8a53d140486b301612b2727
Sure: https://github.com/aspnet/KoreBuild/issues/34