VS 2017: Reference required to assembly - vb.net

Question

It seems, that in VS 2017, a project using an overloaded method, needs to have references to all the types of all the overloaded methods, even if it uses just one of these overloaded methods.
For example, consider ClassLibrary1 with the classes ServicedComponent1 and SharedMethods:
Public Class ServicedComponent1
Inherits EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent
End Class
Public Class SharedMethods
Public Shared Sub DoDispose(ByRef obj As Messaging.Message)
obj.Dispose()
End Sub
Public Shared Sub DoDispose(ByRef obj As EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent)
obj.Dispose()
End Sub
End Class
In ConsoleApp1, which references ClassLibrary1 and System.EnterpriseServices, I have the following Module:
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim obj1 = New ClassLibrary1.ServicedComponent1
ClassLibrary1.SharedMethods.DoDispose(obj1)
End Sub
End Module
When I try to compile ClassLibrary1, I get the following error:
1>C:\temp\TestReferences\ConsoleApp1\Module1.vb(5,9): error BC30652: Reference required to assembly 'System.Messaging, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a' containing the type 'Message'. Add one to your project.
In VS 2010, ConsoleApp1 compiles successfully, because I do not use the first overloaded method that uses System.Messaging.Message. I only use System.EnterpriseServices.ServicedComponent for which I have a reference in ConsoleApp1. It seems, that VS 2010 is smarter than VS 2017, because it finds out that the reference to System.Messaging is not needed.
Why does VS 2017 require a reference to System.Messaging?
Is there an option, so that VS 2017 behaves in this respect as VS 2010?