cli-microsoft365 Adds new sample "find-obsolete-m365-groups"

This script is based on the original article written by Tony Redmond and was requested a long time ago in #2475. It generates a report of all M365 groups that are possibly obsolete.

Closes #2475

Aug 14 '24 21:08 tmaestrini

Cool! Thank you @tmaestrini! We'll try to review it ASAP!

Aug 14 '24 21:08 milanholemans

Did a bunch of changes, @milanholemans – thanks for your review. 🙏 I've really appreciated it.

Sep 09 '24 12:09 tmaestrini

Did a bunch of changes, @milanholemans – thanks for your review. 🙏 I've really appreciated it.

When ready, you can hit the "ready for review" at the bottom of the page, which I just did for you :)

Sep 09 '24 13:09 milanholemans

Hey @milanholemans, sorry for my confusion on my last commit (#b2ae47f). I wanted to open a new PR related to #6272.

Sep 18 '24 20:09 tmaestrini

@milanholemans This one still waits for a review / approval.

Sep 19 '24 20:09 tmaestrini

Hey @milanholemans, did a bunch of updates… 😄 Hopefully the script is not failing anymore on your tenant. Tell me what you think. Have a good night! 😄

Sep 25 '24 23:09 tmaestrini

Any news on this? Do you want me to change anything?

Oct 15 '24 05:10 tmaestrini

Hi @tmaestrini will try to do another review soon. Due to lack of time this has not happened yet.

Oct 15 '24 07:10 milanholemans

Due to a change on my fork (which caused a mess in PR #6445), I had to rename the old 'main' branch. Therefore this PR was closed automatically. Could you please reopen it, @milanholemans – or should I implement the changes and make another PR out of it?

Oct 22 '24 21:10 tmaestrini

I cannot reopen it since your branch doesn't exist anymore.

Oct 22 '24 21:10 milanholemans

So, I will make another PR out of it.

Oct 22 '24 21:10 tmaestrini