Add PowerShell Script for Resizing and Reclaiming for W365 IT Copilot

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds PowerShell automation for resizing and reclaiming Windows 365 Cloud PC licenses, along with sample data and documentation.

• Introduces a sample CSV for license management.
• Adds README.md with usage examples and step-by-step screenshots.
• Implements CloudPcModel class, LicenseManagement.psm1, and Helper.psm1 modules with commands for bulk operations.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 5 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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File	Description
SampleData/SampleDataForLicenseManagement.CSV	Added sample records but one row is missing expected fields
README.md	New documentation with usage examples and images
Model/CloudPcModel.psm1	Added CloudPcModel class definition
LicenseManagement.psm1	Added Reclaim-CloudPCs and Manage-EntraGroupForResize functions with prompts and Graph API calls
Helper.psm1	Added helper routines for Graph configuration and group/license management

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (5)

Windows365ITCopilot/Helper.psm1:128

• The .PARAMETER tag names 'CloudPC' but the function parameter is 'CloudPCBasedUrl'. Update the doc to match the actual parameter name.

    .PARAMETER CloudPC

Windows365ITCopilot/Helper.psm1:599

• Documentation lists 'UseDefaultName' as a parameter, but it isn't defined in the function signature. Remove or correct this entry.

    .PARAMETER UseDefaultName

Windows365ITCopilot/LicenseManagement.psm1:25

• [nitpick] This new function currently has no associated unit or integration tests. Consider adding tests to validate its behavior.

function Reclaim-CloudPCs {

Windows365ITCopilot/LicenseManagement.psm1:77

• The nested double quotes inside the Read-Host string will break the prompt. Escape the inner quotes or switch to a single-quoted string.

        $IsUserConsent = Read-Host "`nAre you sure you want to continue? [Y] Yes [N] No (default is "N")"

Windows365ITCopilot/LicenseManagement.psm1:177

• Same quoting issue here: the inner double quotes break the string literal. Use escaped quotes or single-quoted string.

        $IsUserConsent = Read-Host "`nAre you sure you want to continue? [Y] Yes [N] No (default is "N"): "