release: update Azure storage resource names #819
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The previous Azure resource architecture separated GCM and Microsoft Git resources into different Resource Groups. This led to redundancy - we were storing all our secrets, certificates, etc. in two places. These updates reflect the consolidation of these resources into the new esrp Resource Group.
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The previous Azure resource architecture separated GCM and Microsoft Git
resources into different Resource Groups. This led to redundancy - we were
storing all our secrets, certificates, etc. in two places. These updates
reflect the consolidation of these resources into a new esrp Resource
Group.
This change was validated with this successful workflow.