Put all external project targets under the 'External' folder in VS #21765
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…ill now go in a per-project folder under 'External'
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Description
Handle targets in subdirectories for external projects. All targets will now go in a per-project folder under 'External'
e.g. gmock and gtest now get handled correctly and are under External/googletest vs. existing setup where they ended up as top-level projects.
Motivation and Context
Improve developer experience.