v0.1.0

Added

• Initial release of IdentityCommand.UAP, wrapping the CyberArk Access Control Policies API.
• Connect-UAPTenant: authenticate to the Access Control Policies service, resolving the service url
  from a shared services subdomain via platform discovery, or from a url supplied directly.
• Get-UAPPolicy: get a single policy by id, or a filtered list. Filter criteria (-policyTags,
  -identities, -targetCategory, -status, -locationType) are assembled into the service's
  filter expression; -filter takes an expression directly. Results are paginated automatically.
• New-UAPPolicy, Remove-UAPPolicy: create and delete access policies for cloud consoles, virtual
  machines, databases, Kubernetes clusters and Entra ID groups.
• Set-UAPPolicy: update an access policy. The service replaces the policy with the payload sent, so
  the current policy is retrieved and used for whatever is not supplied - only -policyId is
  mandatory. The read-only properties of a retrieved policy are dropped rather than echoed back.
• Test-UAPPolicy: trigger validation of a cloud console policy.
• Definition builders: New-UAPPrincipalDefinition, New-UAPConditionDefinition,
  New-UAPCloudConsoleTargetDefinition, New-UAPVirtualMachineTargetDefinition,
  New-UAPDatabaseTargetDefinition, New-UAPClusterTargetDefinition,
  New-UAPGroupTargetDefinition and New-UAPVirtualMachineBehaviorDefinition. Each target builder
  accepts a previous definition, so a policy's targets are built up in a chain.
• Get-UAPModuleData: get the module version and session configuration data.