Replace Get-WMIObject with Get-CimInstance for PS7 support #523
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Replace Get-WMIObject with Get-CimInstance for PS7 support
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This is somewhat related to #522
Where I ran into issues with the generator. I tried to run it in Powershell 7.0.1 but found out that Get-WMIObject is no longer supported as Powershell 7 is based on .Net Core and .Net Core does not support WMI. We will have to use Get-CimInstance instead.