Now that pruning applies to directs by apply IncludeAssets=none and PrivateAssets=all, a question came up as to what to do for auto referenced packages.

https://github.com/NuGet/Home/blob/dev/accepted/2025/PrunePackageReference-with-direct-PackageReference.md.

Autoreferenced means the SDK is saying, I control this version, add this package.
prune datameans the SDK is saying, I don't think we need this version of this package.

These are conflicting.
What should pruning do?
Currently, pruning wins.

Should autoreferenced win?
Should we raise a warning instead?
Warn and Prune potentially?

Note that the warning concern is lesser here since the data all usually comes from the .NET SDK.