Workaround failing official builds #75898
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Related: dotnet/dnceng#4441
Official build run of this PR: https://dev.azure.com/dnceng/internal/_build/results?buildId=2581358&view=results
No idea why, but when the
eng/common/internal/Tools.csprojproject is being restored as part of the "restore internal tools", it works with the arcade-provided NuGet feeds. But when that same project is being restored as part of the "build" step, it reports 401 (Unauthorized) for the visualstudio.com feeds - replacing them with the azure.com equivalents fixes the problem.(Note that technically the second restore of that project as part of the build step is unnecessary, but I didn't find a simple way to disable it.)