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#199 Unclear error when TENANT_ID environment variable is missing

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Triage verdict

Type: bug
Severity: medium
Scope: scoped
Reproducible: yes

When the TENANT_ID environment variable (or CLIENT_ID / CLIENT_SECRET) is missing, IntuneBrew.ps1 throws a generic PowerShell parameter-binding error instead of a human-readable message identifying the missing variable and directing the user to setup documentation.

Next: Add an explicit environment variable validation block near the top of IntuneBrew.ps1 that checks for TENANT_ID, CLIENT_ID, and CLIENT_SECRET, prints a named error message with a README link for any missing variable, and calls exit cleanly before the script reaches parameter binding.