[Service Fabric] az sf managed-cluster create: Fix tag parsing for cluster command#22752
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az sf managed-cluster create: Fix tag parsing for cluster command
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This PR fixes tags for managed cluster commands. It turns out if a with argument context block has a validator defined, child arguments within the block don't get their validators run, so this is explicitly validating tags which parses them into a dict from a list
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