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feat: add tag maps to azurerm_key_vault_secrets and azurerm_key_vault…
…_certificates data sources (hashicorp#24857) It can be useful when looking up secrets/certificates in Azure Key Vault to find them by tags instead of by names. Currently if you want to achieve this, you have to use the list (e.g. azurerm_key_vault_secrets) data source, and then pull in the actual data (e.g. azurerm_key_vault_secret) to be able to find secrets/certs by tags. This also results in the (secret) values for every secret/cert in the Key Vault being pulled in to the state file to achieve the behaviour, which is not necessarily ideal. This change allows accessing the tags of the secrets/certs without necessarily needing to pull in all the secret values.
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