RTECO-1648 - Add AgentApm project type - #1593
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Adds the agent-apm project type so jf setup agent-apm and jf agent apm can identify and configure Microsoft's Agent Package Manager (APM) as a package manager alongside the other project types this package already tracks.
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Adds the agent-apm project type so jf setup agent-apm and jf agent apm can identify and configure Microsoft's Agent Package Manager (APM) as a package manager alongside the other project types this package already tracks.