Cleanup PowerShell - #23
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Keep filters, pagination, and sorting scoped per Azure table view so service principals, managed identities, and resource groups do not leak controls between tabs. Add Azure and Entra portal link badges for resource groups and enterprise applications, with focused tests. Normalize PowerShell module prerelease labels for manifest compatibility.
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Summary
Refactors the PowerShell tooling into a first-class
OwnerLensPowerShell module and updates packaging/publish support around it.Changes
powershell/OwnerLensmodule structure with public commands for install, start, stop, open, status, and Azure/Entra collection.Testing
tests/powershell/OwnerLens.Tests.ps1LocalReportRuntime.test.tsNotes
This keeps the ownership/snapshot workflow local-first while making the PowerShell surface easier to install, package, and publish.