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Cover every Prefs setting in the ADMX and show each policy-set field as managed - #61
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…as managed Add a NoDialog policy, declare the windows namespace the supportedOn references need, lock the Show progress dialog switch when NoDialog is set by policy, and label the dialog title, message, icon and blur fields as managed. A test checks that the ADMX has a policy of the right type for every value that locks a Prefs field and that every reference resolves in the ADML.
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Closes #60
NoDialogpolicy (REG_DWORD 0/1) to the Dialog category of the ADMX/ADML.<using prefix="windows" namespace="Microsoft.Policies.Windows" />, which everysupportedOnreference needs.EnableDialogorNoDialogis set by policy, and shows the effective state (EnableDialog && !NoDialog).PrefsPolicymaps each Prefs field to the policy values that lock it;PrefsPolicyTestschecks the lock rules, that the ADMX has a policy of the right type for each of those values, and that every string, presentation, category and namespace reference resolves.Tests:
dotnet test tests/BootstrapMate.Core.Testspasses (155); the GUI app builds.