Fix Blazor nested validation test#67680
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Updates the Blazor test asset model to explicitly reference the framework Microsoft.Extensions.Validation.ValidatableTypeAttribute, keeping the nested validation test working after the generator change in #67636 (until the corresponding SDK change flows in).
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[ValidatableType]with[Microsoft.Extensions.Validation.ValidatableType]onOrderModelto avoid relying on an unqualified attribute name.
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This change is needed to make the nested form validation test work after #67636 before the matching SDK change is merged and flows into dotnet/aspnetcore. (Although it should not be needed afterwards, it is harmless to keep around.)