Azure App Configuration / Feature Flags

[Ryan-Palmer]

This PR closes #387

The changes in this PR are as follows:

• Azure App Config builder
• Feature Flag builder

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I'll update docs and tests once the general implementation has been given the thumbs up.

Below is a minimal example configuration that includes the new features, which can be used to deploy to Azure:

open Farmer
open Farmer.Builders
open Farmer.Arm

let configStore =
    configurationStore {
        name "azConfigFarmerTest"
        sku ConfigSku.Developer
        feature_flags [
            {
                Name = "TestFlag"
                Description = "A test feature flag"
                Label = "Flag label"
                State = true
            }
            {
                Name = "TestFlag2"
                Description = "Another test feature flag"
                Label = ""
                State = false
            }
        ]
    }

let deployment = arm {
    location Location.NorthEurope
    add_resource configStore
}

deployment
|> Deploy.execute "test-farmer-config" Deploy.NoParameters
|> printfn "%A"

[ninjarobot]

Thanks for contributing this @Ryan-Palmer. I made a few requests for adjustments.

[ninjarobot]

This is freeform text, so it will need JSON escaping. One quick way would be like:

[
  "id", box this.Name
  "description", this.Description
  "enabled", enabled
] |> dict |> System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Serialize

[ninjarobot]

This shouldn't be in the builder - it will get set on the resulting resource in the BuildResources call.

[ninjarobot]

Since this member is called "disable_local_auth", it doesn't need the boolean argument and should just set DisableLocalAuth to true when the operation is called.

[ninjarobot]

Can also remove this location operation since this is set automatically with by BuildResources.