Change SDK version check#1887
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Now that github seems to have updated its builders, perhaps we can check the SDK version the more standard way.
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Followup to #1859. When that was merged, github's windows builders were only partially updated to the new windows build tools (see this issue for more information). We worked around this by checking the installed SDK version in a funky way, which seems to have stopped working (#1886) now that they've fully updated.
If we ever decide that the new SDK is a requirement to build, we can remove the check entirely and just include the code unconditionally.