ApiDiff: Move ImplicitSymbolFilter from GenAPI.Filtering to ApiSymbolExstensions.Filtering #45806
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This PR is part of the work needed to create an ApiDiff tool that reuses some of the code from Microsoft.DotNet.GenAPI. The idea is to make the larger PR smaller and make it easier to review: #45389
The purpose of this change is to make ImplicitSymbolFilter available at a higher level by moving it from Microsoft.DotNet.GenAPI.Filtering to Microsoft.DotNet.ApiSymbolExtensions.Filtering.
Edit: I just realized this change depends on #45801 so we need to merge that one first. But this PR can still be reviewed in the meanwhile.