examples implemented for network zone

examples/README.md

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 * [okta_idp](./okta_idp) Supports the management of Okta OIDC Identity Providers.
 * [okta_idp_social](./okta_idp_social) Supports the management of Okta Social Identity Providers. Such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and LinkedIn.
 * [okta_idp_saml](./okta_idp_saml) Supports the management of Okta SAML Identity Providers.
+* [okta_network_zone](./okta_network_zone) Supports the management of Okta Network Zones for whitelisting IPs or countries dynamically.
 * [okta_policy_signon](./okta_policy_signon) Supports the management of sign on policies.
 * [okta_policy_rule_signon](./okta_policy_rule_signon) Supports the management of sign on policy rules.
 * [okta_policy_mfa](./okta_policy_mfa) Supports the management of MFA policies.

examples/okta_network_zone/README.md

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+# okta_network_zone
+
+Represents an Okta Network Zone. [See Okta documentation for more details](https://developer.okta.com/docs/reference/api/zones/#zone-model).
+
+* Example of a simple network zone [can be found here](./basic.tf)

examples/okta_network_zone/basic.tf

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+resource "okta_network_zone" "ip_network_zone_example" {
+  name		    = "IP Network Zone Example"
+  type		    = "IP"
+  gateways      = [ "1.2.3.4/24", "2.3.4.5-2.3.4.15" ]
+  proxies       = [ "2.2.3.4/24", "3.3.4.5-3.3.4.15" ]
+}
+
+resource "okta_network_zone" "dynamic_network_zone_example" {
+  name		        = "Dynamic Network Zone Example"
+  type		        = "DYNAMIC"
+  dynamic_locations = [ "US", "AF-BGL" ]
+}