build: split apart SDK loops for standard and experimental #81790
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This splits apart the experimental SDK builds to a separate loop. Furthermore, give the `Build-ExperimentalSDK` an explicit `-Static` switch to record the fact that the experimental SDK is currently being used for static build testing.
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This splits apart the experimental SDK builds to a separate loop. Furthermore, give the
Build-ExperimentalSDKan explicit-Staticswitch to record the fact that the experimental SDK is currently being used for static build testing.