deps(dotnet): Bump NLog.Targets.Network from 6.0.3 to 6.0.4

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Updated NLog.Targets.Network from 6.0.3 to 6.0.4.

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6.0.4

• First release after extracting to own git repository.
• SyslogLayout - Rfc5424 specs says escape is not needed for square-bracket and equal-sign.
• Handle that IPv6 DualMode is not supported on all platforms.

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Technical Summary:

This pull request updates the dependency NLog.Targets.Network from version 6.0.3 to 6.0.4. The update includes the first release of the package after it was moved to its own separate Git repository, indicating a modularization effort.

Key Technical Changes in Version 6.0.4:

• SyslogLayout Compliance with RFC5424: The handling of escaping characters now aligns with the RFC5424 specification, which states that escaping is not required for square brackets ([]) and equal-signs (=). This change ensures proper formatting and compatibility with syslog message standards.
• IPv6 DualMode Handling: The update adds logic to handle the fact that IPv6 DualMode sockets are not supported across all platforms. This implies platform-specific constraints are now taken into account to improve robustness and compatibility.

Technical Requirements and Constraints:

• The consuming environment must handle or respect the updated behavior of SyslogLayout as

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