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fix(csharp): record the #509 revert in the changelog - #673

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Follow-up to the review on #672.

#672 reverts #509 ("Make the driver AOT/trim-safe under net10.0"), dropping the net10.0 target, AOT/trim-safety, and the OpenTelemetry dependency (which Power BI cannot take at this time). The changelog still advertised AOT/trim-safety under the released [1.1.9] section with no note of the revert, so a consumer reading it would believe the driver is still AOT/trim-safe and targets net10.0.

Adds a ### Removed entry under [Unreleased] recording the revert, so the AOT-safety claim is not left standing unqualified. The released [1.1.9] section is left as-is (it accurately describes what shipped in 1.1.9).

This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.

The revert of #509 (PR #672) drops net10.0 support, AOT/trim-safety, and the
OpenTelemetry dependency, but the changelog still advertised AOT/trim-safety
under [1.1.9] with no note of the revert. Add a [Unreleased] "Removed" entry so
the AOT-safety claim is not left standing. Addresses the review on #672.

Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>

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