feat: Azure IoTOperations Resource type updates 2504

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Python	azure-mgmt-iotoperations	https://apiview.dev/Assemblies/Review/769883b1547944f0b54d7e35ce415ee3?revisionId=e5429f34d9ac4139896b12cb63cc5e68
JavaScript	@azure/arm-iotoperations	https://apiview.dev/Assemblies/Review/3497f183f9b842898633d9bc7bf2541d?revisionId=111fdd2a475f412090d3becd37fc73f2

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The top level property is called features

[rkmanda]

Is there a reason this cant be more strongly typed instead of a loose dictionary

[nonsocode]

Our product is an ARC enabled hybrid product. Our RP API version works with different versions of our ARC extension.
Our ARC extension also bundles different products that can be configured differently. Our aim with using a map is to provide unified backwards support to older APIs for newer features.

E.g, If our ARC extension v1 - supports features a, b, c and our ARC extension v2 supports features a, b, c, d, e; We want to be able to see all the features enabled for our RP type regardless of the ARM API version used. Using a strongly keyed dictionary would not allow for this.

[nonsocode]

Setting a default of enabled because the act of providing this object, implies that this is a feature or component that is enabled. We can choose not to have a default as this is an optional property

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