Defender provider fail to catch error for G3

[Dylan-MITRE]

🐛 Summary

When running defender for G3 tenant, get error of not able to run 'Get-DlpCompliancePolicy' 'Get-ProtectionAlert' 'Get-DlpComplianceRule' instead of omitting those command. And lead to error on final report for policy 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, and 5.1

To reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run
   Invoke-SCuBA -ProductNames defender for G3 tenant

Expected behavior

Should expect some message indicate "Omitting the following commands: Get-DlpCompliancePolicy, Get-DlpComplianceRule, and Get-ProtectionAlert." and not have error in the report

Any helpful log output or screenshots

[schrolla]

@Dylan-MITRE After running tests with G3 using the commands listed above, I do not get the error indicated. While ScubaGear does correctly note the lack of a Defender for Office365 license when running against G3 and therefore doesn't have access to the Get-ATPPolicyForO365 and Get-ATPProtectionPolicyRule commands, it does still have access to the DLP related commands and evaluates them appropriately. These commands are available in E3/G3 license levels.
The only additional licensing required for DLP commands are when policies are applied to the Devices or Teams chat locations. The former requires DLP for Endpoint with at least one tenant registered device and the latter requires DLP for Teams which is included with E5/G5 licensing. Neither restricts access to the necessary provider commands, only whether a policy may include those locations. Updates to license warnings are already included in #599. Recommend closing this issue as can't repro/duplicate.

[schrolla]

Closing as cannot reproduce for now. Can reopen if the issue presents itself in the future.