Fix PlatformNotSupportedException thrown on Android in ConsoleTitler #2390
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Previously on the Android platform, and possibly other platforms, the ConsoleTitler threw a PlatformNotSupportedException when checking if console output is redirected and prevented benchmarks from running. This is fixed by catching and ignoring the PlatformNotSupportedException. The try-catch around Console.Title is still used to determine if the platform supports console retitling. This seemed more appropriate in the event that the platform doesn't support checking if output is redirected but supports retitling, even though it is unlikely.
Additionally removes the Forms sample project's Immutable package reference. BenchmarkDotNet has a dependency on Immutable 5.0.0 and this reference was causing package downgrade warnings that were treated as errors:
Fixes #2389