Removes defaultProperties method from various commands. Closes #6432

[SmitaNachan]

Removes defaultProperties method from various commands. Closes #6432

[milanholemans]

Thanks, we'll try to review it ASAP!

[Adam-it]

@SmitaNachan I added the hacktoberfest-accepted label to this PR which means that this PR will count as done for the Hacktoberfest event. So if you participate in this event it will get you unblocked and it allows us to merge this PR later when we catch up 👍
Thanks for your support and awesome contribution 👏 You Rock 🤩

[Adam-it]

@SmitaNachan awesome work 👏👏👏
I noticed that we missed also booking business get command which also has default properties but shouldn't. Do you think we could include this one as well so that we clear everything in one go

Also, unfortunately besides correcting the command and tests we will need to also update the command docs. In the docs we have the Response section in which we show the output of the command. If we now removed the default properties from those commands the output will not get trimmed and we now need to include the additional properties in the text response as well

[SmitaNachan]

Hello @Adam-it
Thank you for the review comments. I will work on it.
Can you please guide how can I rebase to main? Appreciate if you can provide any Git commands for the same.

[Adam-it]

Hello @Adam-it Thank you for the review comments. I will work on it. Can you please guide how can I rebase to main? Appreciate if you can provide any Git commands for the same.

@SmitaNachan Sorry for the late reply 🙏. I saw your comment but I was totally full with everything.

Sure.

• first you need to align main branch on your fork with main from this repo. You may do that using GitHub UI by going to your forked repo and clicking on the update button
  
• then open your forked repo that you have locally and make sure you are on the main branch. You may switch to main branch using the git switch main command
• then run standard pull git pull so that you will download all changes from your forked repo main branch locally. Now your local version of main branch will be aligned with current state on this repo
• next switch to you branch you are working on using git switch issue-6432
• no do the rebase using git rebase main
• if during rebase you will see some conflicts please solve them manually (I usually use VS Code for that) and then once all the conflicts are sort out don't commit them but run the git rebase --continue command which will continue with the rebase.
• once the rebase is done you will need to push your updated branch to your repo. Since it will be different then what you have locally you will need to use the force option like this git push --force

If you will have any kind of problem just ping me up however you want.
You Rock 🤩

[Adam-it]

@pnp/cli-for-microsoft-365-maintainers due to my short brake I am unassigning myself from this one so that it may be processed by someone else