[FEATURE] Include script content for Application detection and custom requirement scripts

[obuolinis]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently it's not possible to review script content of application detection scripts and custom requirement scripts, not possible to track any changes without script content being decoded.

Describe the solution you'd like
Script content should be decoded just like scripts in other areas (remediation, compliance, etc)
Shouldn't be too hard to implement considering that decoding technique is already implemented and the encoded strings of detection/requirement scripts are already part of app objects.

[almenscorner]

Added in 2.4.2 beta, test this version and provide feedback: pip3 install IntuneCD==2.4.2b1

[obuolinis]

Wow you're fast :D
I've just tested it and it does the job perfectly!

There was one minor oddity I noticed though - when running it on Windows IntuneCD somehow leaves an additional line break after each line in the script. It's not specific to Application scripts only, same thing was observed with proactive remediation scripts for example. But what was super strange - not all scripts have those excess line breaks, some are correctly represented...

My main backup workflow runs on an Ubuntu machine and I haven't noticed anything like that, so it's probably something Windows does. It's just weird that not all scripts are affected.

[almenscorner]

Yeah, it’s one of those fun quirks with how different operating systems handle line endings. On Windows, Python will often convert \n to \r\n when writing files in text mode, which can result in extra line breaks if the original content already uses \r\n. You could argue I should explicitly specify the line ending when saving scripts to make sure it’s consistent across platforms.

[obuolinis]

Well as far as I'm concerned it's fine as it is.

[almenscorner]

added in #252