Fix crash on missing Name attribute in a ProjectReference #184
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The "Name" attribute is not actually required in a ProjectReference, as it turns out. Some .sln files I work with don't have it.
If it doesn't exist, the resulting exception from .First causes the OmniSharp server to get into a very bad state - the omnisharp-emacs package actually hangs Emacs waiting for it to respond, which it never will.