Add Bicep example

dsc/examples/file_with_condition.dsc.bicep

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+// This example demonstrates how to create a file using the Windows PowerShell DSC extension.
+// The file is created in the C:\DSC directory on the target machine.
+// You should at least have the Bicep CLI v0.34.34 installed to run this example with experimental feature desiredStateConfiguration turned on.
+// To run the second resource, you can add the --parameters '{"parameters":{"restartService":true}}' flag to the command line.
+
+targetScope = 'desiredStateConfiguration'
+
+@description('Set to true to ensure the service is running after the file creation.')
+param restartService bool = false
+
+resource powerShellAdapter 'Microsoft.Windows/WindowsPowerShell@2025-01-07' = {
+  name: 'Use Bicep to create file'
+  properties: {
+      resources: [
+          {
+              name: 'File'
+              type: 'PSDesiredStateConfiguration/File'
+              properties: {
+                  Ensure: 'Present'
+                  Type: 'File'
+                  DestinationPath: 'C:\\DSC\\config.txt'
+                  Contents: 'This file was created using Bicep extension from DSC.'
+              }
+          }
+      ]
+  }
+}
+
+// Optionally ensure the service is running after the file creation
+resource ensureServiceRunning 'PSDesiredStateConfiguration/Service@2025-01-07' = if (restartService) {
+  name: 'Ensure DSC service is running'
+  properties: {
+      Name: 'Spooler'
+      StartupType: 'Automatic'
+      State: 'Running'
+  }
+}
+