Add Powershell Lab for Windows

[kasunsjc]

This pull request introduces a comprehensive GitHub Actions testing framework for validating the PowerShell K8s Lab setup. It includes detailed workflows for both basic and advanced testing, along with documentation to guide usage and customization. The key changes focus on adding a streamlined CI workflow, improving test coverage, and providing robust reporting.

New GitHub Actions Workflows for PowerShell K8s Lab

• Documentation for workflows: Added a detailed README.md in .github/workflows/ to explain the purpose, triggers, test types, and usage of the testing workflows. It also includes troubleshooting tips and environment requirements.
• Basic testing workflow: Introduced test-powershell-lab-simple.yml for validating PowerShell scripts, including syntax checks, basic functionality tests (e.g., help/status commands), file structure validation, and YAML syntax verification. This workflow supports manual, scheduled, and event-based triggers.

Enhanced Test Coverage and Reporting

• Test suite execution: The workflow runs a comprehensive suite of tests, including script validation, error handling, and demo application YAML validation. It also generates a detailed markdown test report as an artifact.
• Customizable test configurations: Users can select test types (syntax, basic, full) and modify default test behavior in test-lab.ps1. The workflows are designed to support both CI and local testing environments. [1] [2]

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

Adds a comprehensive GitHub Actions-based testing framework for the PowerShell Kubernetes lab, including new test scripts, multi-node setup scripts, and detailed CI workflows with reporting.

• Introduces test-lab.ps1 for local validation of scripts, commands, and dependencies
• Adds setup-minikube.ps1 and setup-kind.ps1 to bootstrap multi-node clusters on Windows
• Creates two GitHub Actions workflows (test-labs.yml and test-labs-enhanced.yml) plus documentation for CI testing and reporting

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
test-lab.ps1	New PowerShell test harness with syntax, command, and dependency checks
minikube-lab/setup-minikube.ps1	Multi-node Minikube setup script
kind-lab/setup-kind.ps1	Multi-node Kind setup script
k8s-lab.ps1	Main orchestration script for start/stop/status/deploy commands
.github/workflows/test-labs.yml	Initial CI workflow for basic and full testing
.github/workflows/test-labs-enhanced.yml	Enhanced CI workflow with matrix builds, preflight checks, and extended reporting
.github/workflows/README.md	Added documentation for how to use and customize the workflows

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.github/workflows/README.md:7

• The README references test-powershell-lab-simple.yml, but the actual workflow file is named test-labs.yml. Please update the documentation to match the real filename.

### 1. test-powershell-lab-simple.yml

.github/workflows/README.md:31

• This section mentions test-powershell-lab.yml, but the file provided is test-labs-enhanced.yml. Align the README with the actual workflow filename.

### 2. test-powershell-lab.yml (Disabled)

test-lab.ps1:71

• The syntax test covers PowerShell scripts but does not validate the demo application's YAML. Consider adding a step (e.g., using yamllint or simple parsing) to ensure demo-app/demo-app.yaml is also syntactically valid.

function Test-ScriptSyntax {

.github/workflows/test-labs.yml:1

• [nitpick] There is significant duplication between test-labs.yml and test-labs-enhanced.yml. Consider extracting shared steps into a reusable workflow or composite action to reduce duplication and simplify maintenance.

name: 🧪 Test Minikube and Kind Labs (Enhanced)

.github/workflows/test-labs.yml:99

• Installing Docker Desktop via Chocolatey can add several minutes to CI runs. Since Windows runners already include Docker, consider removing this step or using the preinstalled Docker to speed up the workflow.

        choco install docker-desktop -y