Increment mincore, change du namespace, add update stage preview

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Highlights

• The in-preview Azure Device Update CLI root namespace changed from az iot device-update to az iot du.
• The in-preview az iot device-update update init calculate-hash command moved to az iot du update calculate-hash.
• Introducing the preview az iot du update stage command. The update stage command is designed to automate the pre-requisite steps of importing an update. Read the command reference to learn more.
• The Azure IoT CLI extension min core CLI version incremented to 2.32.0.

Test run https://dev.azure.com/azureiotdevxp/aziotcli/_build/results?buildId=6815&view=results

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