samples: chore: generalize MoveObject sample

[nidhiii-27]

Generalize MoveObject sample

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to generalize the MoveObject sample by refining its documentation and console output. The changes remove specific mentions of 'hierarchical namespace enabled buckets', thereby making the sample's description and behavior more universally applicable to object movement operations within Google Cloud Storage.

Highlights

• Documentation Generalization: The XML documentation comments for the MoveObject method and its parameters have been updated to remove specific references to 'hierarchical namespace enabled buckets', making the sample more broadly applicable.
• Console Output Simplification: The console output message for the MoveObject sample has been simplified, removing the specific phrase 'within a hierarchical namespace enabled bucket' to align with the generalized documentation.

Changelog

• storage/api/Storage.Samples/MoveObject.cs
  • Updated the XML documentation summary for the MoveObject method to remove the specific mention of 'hierarchical namespace enabled'.
  • Generalized the descriptions for sourceBucketName, sourceObjectName, and destinationObjectName parameters in the XML documentation.
  • Modified the Console.WriteLine output to remove the phrase 'within a hierarchical namespace enabled bucket'.
  • Corrected minor whitespace in the Apache License URLs within the file header comments.

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Code Review

This pull request generalizes the MoveObject sample by updating comments and log messages to remove references to hierarchical namespace. The changes are correct and improve clarity. However, the change also removes the trailing newline from the file, which is against common convention and introduces inconsistency. I've added a suggestion to restore it.

[gemini-code-assist]

This change removes the trailing newline from the file. It's a common convention to end files with a newline character to ensure consistency and prevent issues with some command-line tools. Other files in this project, like MoveFile.cs, follow this convention. Please restore the newline at the end of the file.

// [END storage_move_object]