chore(azure): remove unused ephemeral environment

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Hva er endret?

Removing the unused container app environment for ephemeral apps until we lay a plan to properly create ephemeral applications

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• New Features

  • Simplified deployment logic by removing the conditional module for creating an ephemeral container app environment.

• Chores

  • Maintained overall structure of the Azure infrastructure deployment file, ensuring other resources remain unaffected.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the modification of a Bicep file used for Azure infrastructure deployment. Specifically, a conditional module for creating an ephemeral container app environment has been removed. This module was previously deployed only if the environment parameter was set to 'test'. The overall structure of the Bicep file remains unchanged, with other resource modules still present, and the parameters, variables, and output declarations intact.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.azure/infrastructure/main.bicep	Removed the module for creating an ephemeral container app environment based on the 'test' parameter. Other modules and parameters remain unchanged.

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