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adding code and details for codespaces and existing azure resources #2663

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@@ -127,6 +127,10 @@ The `PublishAsDockerfile()` feature was introduced for all projects and executab

In 9.1, we addressed a persistent issue where Docker networks created by .NET Aspire would remain active even after the application was stopped. This bug, tracked in [issue #6504](https://github.com/dotnet/aspire/issues/6504), is resolved. Now, Docker networks are properly cleaned up, ensuring a more efficient and tidy development environment.

### GitHub Codespaces support
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I added a section with links to the new articles already, see:

I'm not certain we need this section, unless you really want to keep it?

var existingAzureResource = builder.AddParameter("myExistingAzureResourceName");
var serviceBus = builder.AddAzureServiceBus("messaging")
.RunAsExisting(existingAzureResource)
.WithQueue("queue");
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The WithQueue is obsolete for 9.1.

.RunAsExisting(existingAzureResource)
.WithQueue("queue");

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In C# the # isn't used for a comment, instead use //. 😬

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- Experimental support for configuring custom domains in Azure Container Apps (ACA) was added.

#### Leverage existing Azure resources
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We have added all of this content for 9.1, here:

You might consider borrowing from that and then linking to it for more detail?

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You should sync your branch. I expanded on all the Azure integration 9.1 features in Enhance Integrations What's New in 9.1 (dotnet/docs-aspire#2657)

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