(maint) - v3.1.0 Release Mergeback

…ntainers

(MAINT) Remove MAINTAINERS file

pdksync - (maint) travis updates: bundler and slack

pdksync - FM-8834 - Add GitHub action workflow

(IAC-365) updating tokens and dataset for honeycomb

pdksync - Add weekly scheduled workflows

pdksync - Update weekly scheduled workflows

pdksync - (maint) - Pdk Update

pdksync - (IAC-555) - Remove distelli-manifest.yml

pdksync - (maint) - Pdk Update

pdksync - Use abs instead of vmpooler to provision test resources

Early ruby versions did not handle wide terminators correctly and would sometime
read past the end of the string causing segfaults. To prevent that, puppet
started embedding a wide terminator within the string. So the ruby string 'hi'
would be encoded as the three character string 'hi\0', and then that would be
encoded as UTF-16LE.

While this works, it creates ambiguity as to whether the "\0" character is part
of the data or not. For example, "hi\n\0".chop is "hi\n" whereas "hi\n".chop is
"hi", and is probably what was intended.

Ruby has since fixed its wide terminator handling, and as of Puppet 7, the
`wide_string` method no longer embeds a terminator in the string. So update the
registry module to explicitly add the terminator(s) before calling
RegSetValueExW`.

(IAC-967) Append null terminators since it is no longer part of the data