fix: Use provided references for search of dependencies in AssemblyCompilations #10491
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…ation + small code duplication cleanup
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Use provided references for search of dependencies in AssemblyCompilations.
This should resolve my issue in #10423.
Since I did not get any feedback on how best resolve the issue I thought maybe this would get some attention. What this approach does is basicly use the provided Metadatareferences and use their filepaths (if present) to help resolve dependencies via filenames for those that are not found by default.
I also included a small code duplication cleanup, I hope thats also ok.