Purge Key Vaults after deleting resource group

[heaths]

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[heaths]

For testing, I deployed .NET's sdk/keyvault/test-resources.json with @{enableHsm=$true} and tested out the Remove-TestResources.ps1 script with and without -Force, and with and without KVs in the RG to find (used another service directory that didn't allocate a KV - surprisingly few of those). For the clean-up script, I created and deleted a Managed HSM (so it was left in deleted state not related to my aforementioned resource group) and ran the script to delete 300-some KVs and that MHSM. May take a while to run, but I sourced my Resource-helpers.ps1 script and ran the two Get-* functions locally to examine the results. All looking good.

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[weshaggard]

This is definitely along the lines of what I was thinking for sharing between the scripts. Perhaps some minor clean-up on the logging commands but otherwise the changes look good. Thanks.

[heaths]

If you want to override the logging in the clean-up script great - but I merely copied what you were already using (Write-Host for general "always log"). I don't want the TestResources scripts' logging changed. It's been like that in the beginning, long before moving to Azure/azure-sdk-tools. VSO already captures PS warnings and errors to using VSO tasks to write them is redundant.

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