Adds example to disable local auth for automation account

[isra-fel]

This pull request includes a significant update to the articles/automation/disable-local-authentication.md file. The change provides a practical example of how to use the Invoke-AzRestMethod cmdlet to update the DisableLocalAuth flag using the REST API.

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• Line 28, Column 229: [Suggestion: docs-link-absolute - See documentation] Absolute link 'https://learn.microsoft.com/powershell/azure/manage-azure-resources-invoke-azrestmethod' will be broken in isolated environments. Replace with a relative link.

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[Court72]

@SnehaSudhirG

Can you review the proposed changes?

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[v-ccolin]

I sent an email to the content owner today.

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[SnehaSudhirG]

@isra-fel - Thank you for your patience. Awaiting confirmation on this update. Will confirm on this soon.
@v-ccolin - Thanks for the follow-up, will update shortly

[Court72]

Hi @SnehaSudhirG - I'm just following up on this PR. Is it ready to be closed or merged?

[v-dirichards]

@SnehaSudhirG Can you review this old PR and determine whether it needs to be closed or merged?

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[ttorble]

I sent email to the content owner today.

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[ttorble]

I sent a Teams message to the content owner today.

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[ttorble]

Content owner has updated to say that confirmation is needed for these changes, still in progress and actively monitored.

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I sent an email to the content owner today.

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