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The problem I had was if I installed the bepinex package, it contains both OHarmony.dll and OHarmony20.dll. I think the latter is for older code, but the point is, they contain very similar types.
If I have an asmdef with the former, but not the latter, this should be valid because there's no ambiguity. However, unity actually references EVERYTHING by default including both dll. So while the code says to only put the assemblies we want in additionalRefferences, it doesn't exclude the ones unity wants, but we never said to want.
In debugging, I found the assemblies that end up getting excluded by this code aren't used at all and it even implies the previously built assembly as well which is what allows me to remove that where call.