Add Assert-SqlLogin command to validate SQL Server login existence

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This PR implements the Assert-SqlLogin command as requested in issue #2111. The command validates that a specified principal exists as a SQL Server login and throws a terminating error if it doesn't exist.

Features

• Primary Function: Asserts that a SQL Server principal exists as a login
• Error Handling: Throws terminating error with proper ErrorId (ASL0001) for non-existent logins
• SMO Integration: Uses SQL Server Management Objects ($ServerObject.Logins[$Principal]) instead of T-SQL
• Pipeline Support: Accepts ServerObject parameter from pipeline
• Localization: Error messages stored in SqlServerDsc.strings.psd1

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Mandatory	Pipeline	Description
Principal	String	Yes	No	The principal name to validate
ServerObject	Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.Server	Yes	Yes	SQL Server connection object

Usage Examples

# Basic usage
$serverObject = Connect-SqlDscDatabaseEngine -InstanceName 'MyInstance'
Assert-SqlLogin -ServerObject $serverObject -Principal 'DOMAIN\MyUser'

# Pipeline usage
$serverObject | Assert-SqlLogin -Principal 'sa'

# Will throw terminating error for non-existent login
Assert-SqlLogin -ServerObject $serverObject -Principal 'NonExistentUser'

Testing

• Unit Tests: 11 comprehensive test cases covering existing logins, non-existent logins, pipeline input, and error scenarios
• Integration Tests: 6 test cases for real SQL Server environments including system logins (sa, NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM)
• Coverage: All code paths and error conditions tested
• Validation: Manual testing confirms proper SMO usage and error handling

Implementation Details

The command follows established patterns in the SqlServerDsc module:

• Uses [CmdletBinding()] with proper parameter attributes
• Implements localized error messages with placeholders
• Uses $PSCmdlet.ThrowTerminatingError() for proper error handling
• Includes comprehensive comment-based help with examples
• Supports verbose output for successful validations

Fixes #2111

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