[TestBot][Linux] Deploy on Azure using Azure Pipelines

[ParadoxARG]

We created a deployment script for deploying the TestBot on an Azure Linux Host using Azure Pipelines. This should be configured after #1946 is merged.

Set-Up

We will be using the Windows Nightly build as a starting point for our build.

1. Make a clone of the Windows Nightly build Pipeline.

2. Create new Application Credentials(AppId and AppPassword) and replace the pipeline variables.
   

3. Create a deployment user on Azure and add the credentials as build variables.
   

4. Disable Zip publish project on the *dotnet Publish task.
   

5. Add an Azure Resource group deployment task with the following settings:

6. Modify the Azure CLI task "Create resources" and place the following code:

   call az bot directline create -n "$(BotName)" -g "$(BotGroup)" > "$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\DirectLineCreate.json"

7. Create a command line task with the following code for the git deployment

   Move $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\tests\Microsoft.Bot.Builder.TestBot\DeploymentScripts\Linux\* $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\tests\Microsoft.Bot.Builder.TestBot
   
   git config --global user.name "BotBuilderDotNetPipeline"
   
   git config --global user.email BotBuilderDotNet@Pipeline.com
   
   git init
   
   git add .
   
   git commit -m "add TestBot"
   
   git remote add azure https://$(AzureDeploymentUser):$(AzureDeploymentPassword)@$(BotName).scm.azurewebsites.net:443/$(BotName).git
   
   git push azure master

[coveralls]

Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 61733

• 0 of 0 changed or added relevant lines in 0 files are covered.
• 30 unchanged lines in 2 files lost coverage.
• Overall coverage decreased (-0.02%) to 69.198%

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Files with Coverage Reduction	New Missed Lines	%
/libraries/Microsoft.Bot.Builder/Inspection/InspectionMiddleware.cs	11	79.07%
/libraries/Microsoft.Bot.Builder/BotState.cs	19	82.73%

Totals
Change from base Build 61282:	-0.02%
Covered Lines:	4210
Relevant Lines:	6084

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💛 - Coveralls

[fuselabs]

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.dll

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[fuselabs]

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.AI.Luis.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.AI.QnA.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.ApplicationInsights.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Azure.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Dialogs.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Builder.TemplateManager.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Configuration.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Connector.dll

✔️ No Binary Compatibility issues for Microsoft.Bot.Schema.dll

[BruceHaley]

Completed: Run-DotNet-Functional-Tests-Linux https://fuselabs.visualstudio.com/SDK_v4/_release?definitionId=46&_a=releases