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Add first service method to initial ContainerRegistryClient #19468

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Adding the initial version of the ContainerRegistryClient, with single GetRepositories() method. In addition, adding the test resources and a project with a single test that exercises the GetRepositories() method.

This is the first PR addressing #18916, and
Fixes #19291

@annelo-msft annelo-msft changed the title Acr initial client Add first service method to initial ContainerRegistryClient Mar 12, 2021
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This will be removed before first preview is released, per: #19469

/// <summary>
/// <paramref name="endpoint"/>
/// </summary>
public ContainerRegistryClient(Uri endpoint, string username, string password) : this(endpoint, username, password, new ContainerRegistryClientOptions())
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These constructors will be changed to standard Track 2 constructors before first preview release, per: #19469

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We have work in progress to update to a swagger to generate much of the Track 2 library: Azure/azure-sdk#2478

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@annelo-msft annelo-msft merged commit 612fcc8 into Azure:master Mar 12, 2021
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Add test project to Azure.Containers.ContainerRegistry
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