case-correct web.config and app.config locations when reporting#13851
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From a manual scan of the telemetry I found that a
.csprojmight contain<None include="App.config" />but on disk the file is namedapp.config(note the differing case.) Since most projects with those files are built on Windows but dependabot runs in a Linux container, we do a case-correction pass on those paths because the intent is obvious.