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Add README documentation for Microsoft.AzLocal.CSSTools version 1.260…#337

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Hi everyone,

I added a README to make the available commands easier to understand and use. It provides one command overview with direct links to each detailed reference.

The README covers exported functions and insight commands. It also includes remediations and support scripts, with safety notes for sensitive operations.

This gives users a clear starting point when working with the module.

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Pull request overview

Adds a version-specific command hub for Microsoft.AzLocal.CSSTools.

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  • Summarizes exported functions and insight commands.
  • Documents remediations and high-impact support scripts.
  • Links to detailed references and release notes.

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arudell commented Jul 17, 2026

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@schmittnieto thanks for your pull request. I understand what you looking to do, and I addressed by just renaming the ReleaseNotes.md to ReadMe.md as part of #338 and #339 which I will incorporate into my build process for future releases. Does this meet what you are looking for?

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Hi @arudell, thank you for the clarification and for adding the README generation to your build process.
My main intention was to centralize the PowerShell command usage in one page. This lets users find each command’s syntax and purpose without opening every subfolder or individual reference page.
I will close this pull request and open a new one that extends the README with this command overview. The new proposal will build on the approach introduced in #338 and #339.

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