fix(custom-resources): provider framework will always log all data including confidential data
Issue # (if applicable)
Closes #30275.
Reason for this change
When using a Provider to create a custom resource, the request and response objects are logged by the provider function. There is no apparent way to prevent or redact this logging, resulting in secrets being logged if returned in the custom resource's Data object. By extension, if secret values are passed in the resource's ResourceProperties they will be logged as well.
Description of changes
Allow NoEcho fields to mask the data response to *****.
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Integ test covering this and verifeid in the log stream that redacted is included in the message.
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