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This pull request includes updates to theCHANGELOG/7.4.md file for the 7.4.8 release, which is an internal-only release. The changes involve several build and packaging improvements. Below are the most important changes:

Build and Packaging Improvements:

• Added a new section for the 7.4.8 release, specifying that it is internal only and not available for download.
• Updated the .NET SDK to version 8.0.406 and made various improvements to the release pipeline, including adding a UseDotnet task and fixing MSIX stage issues.
• Converted multiple CI pipelines (PowerShell-CI-macos,PowerShell-CI-linux,PowerShell-Windows-CI) to GitHub Actions.
• Added EV2 support for publishing PowerShell packages to PMC and fixed related parse state issues.
• Removed AzDO credscan as it is now integrated into GitHub and updated CODEOWNERS.

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