Get-CmAttribute/Get-VdcAttribute no longer outputs object name in result

[wilddev65]

Environment

Full Operating System: Windows 11
VenafiPS version: 6.13.6 / 7.0.4
PowerShell version: 5.1
TLSPDC version (if applicable): 25.3.3

Steps to reproduce

Get-VdcAttribute -Path "\VED\Policy\Certificates\aaa.bbb.com\iLO Certificates\aaa.bbb.com" -Attribute 'X509 Subject'

Expected behavior

{
"Name ": "aaa.bbb.com",
"Path": "\VED\Policy\Certificates\aaa.bbb.com\iLO Certificates\aaa.bbb.com",
"TypeName": "X509 Server Certificate",
"Guid": "b7a7221b-e038-41d9-9d49-d7f45c1ca128"
"X509 Subject": "aaa.bbb.com",
"Attribute": {
"Locked": false,
"Value": "aaa.bbb.com",
"Name": "X509 Subject",
"PolicyPath": "",
"Overridden": false
}
}

Actual behavior

{
"X509 Subject": "aaa.bbb.com",
"Path": "\VED\Policy\Certificates\aaa.bbb.com\iLO Certificates\aaa.bbb.com",
"Attribute": {
"Locked": false,
"Value": "aaa.bbb.com",
"Name": "X509 Subject",
"PolicyPath": "",
"Overridden": false
}
}

Screenshots

[gdbarron]

Name, TypeName, and GUID were removed from the output in v6.12.2 in lieu of better performance. It was a nice to have, but the key objective of this function is to get attribute values and they were getting in the way of retrieving those in a performant way.

[gdbarron]

The examples need to be updated.