[SignalR] Add cmdlets to managing replicas and IP rules #28684
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds comprehensive cmdlets for managing SignalR replicas and network IP rules for Azure SignalR Service. It introduces replica management capabilities (create, get, update, start, stop, restart, remove) and network ACL IP rule management for Premium SignalR services.
- Adds 7 replica management cmdlets supporting multiple parameter sets and full CRUD operations
- Adds 3 network IP rule cmdlets for creating rule objects and adding/removing IP rules
- Updates existing help documentation and adds comprehensive test coverage
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| help/*.md files | New help documentation for all replica and IP rule cmdlets |
| Cmdlets/Replica/*.cs | Implementation of 7 replica management cmdlets with full parameter set support |
| Cmdlets/AddAzureRmSignalRNetworkIpRule.cs | Add IP rules to SignalR network ACLs |
| Cmdlets/RemoveAzureRmSignalRNetworkIpRule.cs | Remove IP rules from SignalR network ACLs |
| Cmdlets/NewAzureRmSignalRNetworkIpRuleObject.cs | Create IP rule objects for network ACL operations |
| Models/*.cs | New model classes for replica resources and IP rules |
| Test files | Comprehensive test coverage for all new functionality |
| Az.SignalR.psd1 | Module manifest updates to export new cmdlets |
| ChangeLog.md | Documentation of new features |
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