Bump Microsoft.VisualStudio.Validation from 15.5.31 to 16.10.34

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Bumps Microsoft.VisualStudio.Validation from 15.5.31 to 16.10.34.

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v16.9.32

Changes:

• #86: Secure nuget packages to require signatures by known parties
• #84: Consume latest .NET SDK and other dependencies
• #66: Adds NotDefault and ValidElements methods.
• #65: Add NotDefault and ValidElements
• #62: Replaces the call to NotNull with a direct test.
• #61: Replaces the single-iteration foreach loops.
• #60: Replace the single-iteration foreach loops
• #59: Remove netstandard2.1 target

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v16.8.33

Changes:

Fixes:

• #46: Incorrect description of Requires.NotNullOrEmpty for enumerables
• #36: Remove T : EventArgs type constraint from Raise<T>
• #17: Fix build breaks on 15.3 agents

Enhancements:

• #50: Add Requires.NotNullOrEmpty method
• #49: Add Requires.Defined and Assumes.NotReachable
• #37: Add null ref annotations
• #32: Add some .netstandard 2.1 attributions
• #26: Renovate Azure Pipeline and target frameworks

• #18: Declare library to be SecurityTransparent
• #11: Add FxCop analyzers and resolve/suppress messages
• #2: Add helper for adding data to an exception while throwing it

Others:

• #64: Fixes package project URL.
• #63: Package project URL is wrong
• #57: Bump Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk from 16.7.0 to 16.7.1 in /src
• #56: Bump Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FxCopAnalyzers from 3.0.0 to 3.3.0 in /src

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