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[draft] IntuneDeviceManagementComplianceManagementPartner #5333

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Initial release (take two).

CimInstances from DRG-generated resource has been 'flattened' to one level and property GroupDisplayName has been added to ensure cross-tenant capability.
I have omitted property 'lastHeartbeatDateTime' although it appears possible to modify it.

Not too sure about property 'CollectionId' in the ...AssignmentTarget CimInstance. Advice is welcome.

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Posted an issue with regards to ConvertTo-IntunePolicyASsignment silently dropping assignments for groups that can't be read - this includes unit-tests failing in spite of required mocks. The easy workaround was to omit datatype *GroupAssignmentTarget from unit-tests. However in cross-tenant scenarios it's not implausible to reference a group that might not exist and in such a situation the resource should emit some sort of warning

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updated resource to write event if a group is unknown - when getting assignments that refer to an unkown group, a warning is written, when setting assignments that refer to an unknown group, an error is written. I'm still undecided if that should cause an exception to avoid thinking that a configuration was updated if it really wasn't.

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