[dotnet-trace][collect-linux] Handle incompatible glibc #5634
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mdh1418
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Not all supported RIDs will be compatible with RecordTrace, which currently has a minimum requirement of glibc 2.34. So users running
dotnet-trace collect-linuxin older distros will be unable to p/invokelibrecordtrace.soeven though they are running on Linux x64/arm64.