Support Resource Providers to list resources#62
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Initial code to support the concept of a "resource provider" to enable PowerShell support. Currently, only
listis supported, although a PowerShellGroup resource can take config and execute the individual resources itself. We can extend to support get/set/test in the future to enable individual resource invocation without wrapping a config around it.Since we're moving in direction that PowerShell support is itself a resource, this PR also removes the internal placeholder code for PowerShell, although some of the extensibility is leftover for now to add it back (or other types) if needed.
An example test resource is included.