feat(AzureRm) Adds a basic Azure Powershell module.

[theonlyames]

Description

Adds a alternative version of the Azure module for use with Azure PowerShell, as they store their context files separately using different formats. It still needs some tests to be written up for it.

Motivation and Context

I use both the Azure PowerShell module and Azure CLI for my work, and the existing Azure module only supports Azure CLI. Originally I wanted to augment the existing module, I decided to make it a separate module instead as the context file structure is more complicated than what AzureCLI uses.

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How Has This Been Tested?

• I have tested using MacOS
• I have tested using Linux
• I have tested using Windows

Checklist:

• I have updated the documentation accordingly.
• I have updated the tests accordingly.

[theonlyames]

I am still writing tests for this, but am curious as to whether people think it is preferable to do this as a separate module or whether I should try to integrate the functionality directly in the azure module similar to how Oh My Posh does things with its Az module's source property.

[davidkna]

I am still writing tests for this, but am curious as to whether people think it is preferable to do this as a separate module or whether I should try to integrate the functionality directly in the azure module similar to how Oh My Posh does things with its Az module's source property.

I think it might be a good idea to combine these, but I am not familiar with the distinction between the two clients.

[theonlyames]

I am still writing tests for this, but am curious as to whether people think it is preferable to do this as a separate module or whether I should try to integrate the functionality directly in the azure module similar to how Oh My Posh does things with its Az module's source property.

I think it might be a good idea to combine these, but I am not familiar with the distinction between the two clients.

I have a WIP branch for that, but I feel like it might complicate tests and limit potential configurations more than I'd prefer.

That being said, the tests for this are now complete and ready.