[release/7.0.1xx] Inverted language version conditions in console / classlib templates to support new language features for newer language versions #29636
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Problem
fixes dotnet/templating#5668
Description
In the fix the condition on language version was reverted, so the default behavior is new syntax and that the C#11 and further language versions will use new syntax.
Customer Impact
After the fix, the template that utilizes the latest language features (top-level statements, file-scoped namespaces etc) will be used.
Testing
Automated
Risk
Very low
Those conditions are already used in .NET 8 templates and passing the tests
Checks:
Added unit tests - existing tests cover the change
Added #nullable enable to all the modified files ? - NA