Add `VMware.PowerCLI` module name to `requiredModules`

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VMware Cloud Foundation

5.1

PowerShell Version

Windows Powershell 7.3.4

PowerCLI Version

13.1

Module Version

1.7.1

PowerValidatedSolutions Version

2.9.0

PowerVCF Version

2.4.1

Guest Operating System

Windows Server 2019

Environment Details

NA

Description

The manifest file [VMware.CloudFoundation.PasswordManagement.psd1] holds the list of required modules for the functioning of password management module. It lists out "PowerVCF", "PowerValidatatedSolutions", "VMware.vsphere.ssoadmin", but there is one more module to be listed, that is "VMware.PowerCLI". This was caught during CD/CI run where all modules listed in the manifest file will be automatically loaded. Since this was not loaded, one of the powercli commandlet failed and test execution didn't continue.

Error or Debug Output

Set-PowerCLIConfiguration is not a valid cmdlet

Expected Behavior

Set-PowerCLIConfiguration should be executed successfully

Actual Behavior

Set-PowerCLIConfiguration is not a valid cmdlet

Steps to Reproduce

Run PPM.Tests.ps1 file which is a pester file under tests folder without installing VMware.PowerCLI module

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