Disable API verification for Unity.Shaders.dll #2451
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Unity.Shaders is a pluggable part of Unity plugin. The Unity plugin can be used without installed ReSharper C++, but ReSharper's API verifier doesn't know that and report an error during installation. To workaround this issue disable API verification for Unity.Shaders explicitly.
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Similar to #2346, but it was added to the wrong section in csproj and therefore accidentally removed.
Unity.Shaders is a pluggable part of Unity plugin. The Unity plugin can be used without installed ReSharper C++, but ReSharper's API verifier doesn't know that and report an error during installation. To workaround this issue disable API verification for Unity.Shaders explicitly.