Remove the AndroidUseAapt2 MSbuild property. All of the code it was protecting is now the default and users are no longer able to use aapt. So this property is redundant.
Update the ResolveAndroidTooling task to look for .cmd,.bat and .exe like we do other tools. While this is not needed at the moment, it is useful for unit tests since we cannot create a .cmd file and name it .exe and have it run. It also allows us the flexibility to write wrappers for the tool if needed.
AndroidUseAapt2MSbuild property. All of the code it was protecting is now the default and users are no longer able to useaapt. So this property is redundant.ResolveAndroidToolingtask to look for .cmd,.bat and .exe like we do other tools. While this is not needed at the moment, it is useful for unit tests since we cannot create a .cmd file and name it .exe and have it run. It also allows us the flexibility to write wrappers for the tool if needed.