Fix incorrect NuGet Audit Mode default documentation for .NET 9 #46851
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The documentation incorrectly stated that .NET 9 audits both direct and transitive package references by default. This was inaccurate based on the actual behavior implemented in the .NET 9.0.101 SDK.
What was wrong:
What this PR fixes:
The fix ensures users have accurate information about NuGet audit behavior across different .NET versions.
Fixes #46679.
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