* Update CODEOWNERS
* Update CODEOWNERS
* Update CODEOWNERS
Removed management libraries as Daniel mentioned that there should never be a case where a management sdk is made for cpp.
* Update CODEOWNERS
Changed NotInRepo to ServiceOwners. Adding tabbing to owners.
* Update CODEOWNERS
* Add project skeleton and check-in snapshot of generated SDK for Azure App Configuration.
* Add new line at eof
* Add exclusion to the cspell issue.
* Explicitly use size_t instead of auto for iterating through a vector
* Add another cspell exclusion, since it is case-sensitive
* Address PR feedback, update CL, package version.
* Update readme to remove template project content.
* Exclude appconfig from recordings, since none exist atm.
* Temporarily exclude appconfiguration from docs generation.
* Add line/branch coverage thresholds and skip publishing docs if they don't exist.
* Update CODEOWNERS for /** and /sdk/ catch all
* Update .github/CODEOWNERS
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* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Prepare attestation for release
* removed references to RetrieveResponseValidationCollateral from docs
* Added C++ SDK team as owners of attestation SDK
* Added Ahmad from attestation team to attestation owners
* Removed dead API; switched attestation back to beta-3
* Moved samples around to meet new recommendations; added a couple of additional tests.
* Reworked attestation to include RetrieveAttestationValidationCollateral
* Attestation sample readme updates
* TPM doesn't need to retrieve response validation collateral
* Added cautionary warning about the dangers of overriding the TearDown method from inside a test case
* Added attestation team members to codeowners for attestation SDK
* Remove CODEOWNERS from cspell checks
* Don't hold a lock across retrieving the signers over the network
* Updated snippets in readme; clang-format
Trying to reduce the noise to signal ratio and manage GitHub notifications to when I am explicitly tagged for relevant reviews and conversations, rather than during day-to-day keyvault code churn and features.