Refactor Linux Dockerfile templates to make changing shas easier #6500
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The goal of this PR is to refactor Dockerfile templates to make the following two tasks easier:
Summary:
download-dotnettemplate. So when we want to switch to online shas, we only need to change the arguments todownload-dotnet.There should be no functional changes here. There are a few minor stylistic changes:
curlcommand to download both extension binaries