To eliminate unnecessary NuGet references, you can follow the below steps:
Open your project in Visual Studio.
Right-click on your project in the Solution Explorer and click on Manage NuGet Packages.
Click on the Installed tab to see all the installed NuGet packages in your project.
Review the list of installed packages and identify the packages that are no longer needed.
Select the unwanted package and click on the Uninstall button to remove it.
Repeat this process for all unnecessary packages until you have only the necessary packages left.
After removing the packages, it is recommended that you rebuild your project to ensure everything still works as expected.
By removing unnecessary packages, you can reduce the size of your project, improve the build time, and reduce the chances of dependencies conflicts.
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