Don't delete resource folder while clean/rebuild #424
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smadala
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We had 2 ways to fix this : clean conditionally or not clean at all. We are choosing to not clean at all because in large project systems rebuilding happens parallelly and one project trying to access it while other trying to clean it might create troubles.
Doing a clean/rebuild on loc machines, deletes and re-creates "en" (culture specific folder) and hence there will be no such scenario where this "en" folder will be empty which we need to cleanup. Additionally, creating/deleting the "en" folder should be a build/clean/rebuild functionality and should not be tied to MSTestv2 in any way.
#197