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I know it has been a long time, but this is a good question. I think the answer has to do with the fact that this sample project is somewhat misleading.
Here, the Nuget you would use are the 2 Microsoft.Identity.Client packages (and maybe a few others if you have other needs?).
This sample project makes it seem like a lot more needs to be done and code written to do it than is really needed. Excluding the Maui boilerplate code, probably 90% of the code in this project could be removed. I implemented the entire process in roughly 80 lines of code, ~3 methods, in essentially a single class/file. I might still be missing a few things, but essentially all you need is to implement the methods in the MSALClientHelper class, which can easily be a lot more compact than it is in this sample.
So, the reason it isn't a Nuget package is that there is nothing to actually make a package out of here.
Is there a reason the "MSALClient" code isn't in a NuGet? (Or is it and I've just never found it?)
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