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A two-element command followed by a next-line block could be mistaken for a DSC resource declaration, suppressing its alias diagnostic. This made the gci correction depend on brace placement.

• Rule behavior: Remove the two-element exception so explicit aliases still receive diagnostics.
• Regression coverage: Verify the next-line block case recommends Get-ChildItem.

gci ResourceAliasExample
{
    Name = "Example"
}

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What changed in this PR

This PR makes alias diagnostics consistent across brace placement by preserving warnings for two-element commands that resemble DSC resource declarations.

Changes:

• Remove the two-element exception when the command name resolves to an alias.
• Update regression assertions to expect the gci diagnostic and its Get-ChildItem correction, with consistent counts across PowerShell versions.

File	Description
Tests/​Rules/​AvoidUsingAlias.tests.ps1	Update diagnostic counts and verify the gci correction.
Rules/​AvoidAlias.cs	Preserve diagnostics for explicit aliases in DSC-shaped commands.

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