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       2) ├─ Import Microsoft.Cpp.props
       3) │  └─ Import Toolset specific props (e.g. $(VCTargets)Platforms\Win32\PlatformToolsets\llvm\Toolset.props)
       4) │     └─ Import This File (LLVM.Cpp.Common.props)
       5) │─ Core logic of vcxproj (define files, override properties, etc)
       6) └─ Import Microsoft.Cpp.targets
       7)    │─ Import Toolset specific targets file (e.g. $(VCTargets)Platforms\Win32\PlatformToolsets\llvm\Toolset.targets)
       8)    └─ Run the compiler.
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       setting, etc), 7 gives us the ability to act on anything that the user
       has overridden (such as warning or erroring on incompatible settings,
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