PS: Rename PowerShell query pack and move certain query suites to the internal repository#370
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There's an inconsistency with the query pack naming for PowerShell vs. the other languages:
For GitHub-provided languages the query pack from
microsoft/codeqlis calledgithub/{LANG}-queriesMicrosoft's SDL query pack is then
microsoft-sdl/{LANG}-queriesHowever, for PowerShell:
Our query pack from
microsoft/codeqlis calledmicrosoft-sdl/powershell-queries.Our SDL query pack is called microsoft-sdl/powershell-sdl-queries
And this inconsistency is making it hard for AI harnesses to treat the CodeQL languages uniformly.