Update Update-AzRoleManagementPolicy.md

[B-Oudehinken]

The current doc examples do not work.

This suggested configuration works.
Tested it my self. Credits to :
Azure/azure-powershell#18781 (comment)

This pull request updates the usage of role management policy rule types in the documentation for Update-AzRoleManagementPolicy. The main change is to use fully qualified type names in the PowerShell examples to avoid ambiguity and ensure correct type resolution.

Documentation improvements:

• Updated the $expirationRule variable in both examples to use the fully qualified type name Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Resources.Authorization.Models.Api20201001Preview.RoleManagementPolicyExpirationRule instead of the shorthand RoleManagementPolicyExpirationRule. [1] [2]
• Updated the $notificationRule variable in Example 2 to use the fully qualified type name Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Resources.Authorization.Models.Api20201001Preview.RoleManagementPolicyNotificationRule instead of the shorthand RoleManagementPolicyNotificationRule.

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[mikefrobbins]

@B-Oudehinken, Thank you for the contribution. Please note that this doc is autogenerated reference content, and any changes made here won’t persist in future versions of the Az PowerShell module. The source for this content is maintained in the azure-powershell repository.

[mikefrobbins]

LGTM

[B-Oudehinken]

@mike

@B-Oudehinken, Thank you for the contribution. Please note that this doc is autogenerated reference content, and any changes made here won’t persist in future versions of the Az PowerShell module. The source for this content is maintained in the azure-powershell repository.

Thanks for comment!
I've created a pull request in the suggest repo
Azure/azure-powershell#28502