Replace alias cmdlets with explicit cmdlets in IAM deduplication logic#119
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This change improves readability and consistency by replacing short alias usage with explicit PowerShell cmdlets in the IAM role assignment deduplication path.
What changed
Updated alias usage in the deduplication pipeline to full cmdlet names in [Get-AzureResourceIAMData.ps1:75]
Replaced sort with Sort-Object.
Replaced select with Select-Object.
Why
Explicit cmdlet names are easier to read and maintain.
Using full cmdlet names aligns with PowerShell style best practices and improves clarity for contributors.
Behavior impact
No intended functional change.
Logic and output remain the same; this is a readability/maintainability refactor.
Closes: #120