Fix the table microsoft365_user to populate all column value correctly and optimized the table performance by making API call based on the select statements (#68)

Author: ParthaI

docs/tables/microsoft365_group.md

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 The `microsoft365_group` table provides insights into group management and configuration across your Microsoft 365 tenant. As a Microsoft 365 administrator, explore group details through this table to understand group types, membership rules, mail settings, and security configurations. Utilize it to audit group permissions, track group creation and expiration, and monitor group compliance.
 
-**Important Notes**
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-- This table requires Microsoft Graph API permissions for reading group information
-- Data includes all groups in the tenant (excluding dynamic distribution groups)
-- Some fields may be null for certain group types
-- Dynamic membership rules are supported for security groups
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 ## Examples
 
 ### Basic group overview
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 Explore all groups in your organization with their basic information.
 
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 ### Microsoft 365 groups analysis
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 Analyze Microsoft 365 groups (unified groups) in your organization.
 
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 ### Security groups with dynamic membership
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 Find security groups that use dynamic membership rules.
 
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 ### Mail-enabled groups analysis
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 Analyze mail-enabled groups and their configuration.
 
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 ### Group type distribution
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 Analyze the distribution of different group types in your organization.
 
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 ### Groups with external senders allowed
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 Find groups that allow external users to send messages.
 
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 ### Groups with assigned licenses
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 Find groups that have licenses assigned to them.
 
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 ### Recently created groups
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 Find groups created in the last 30 days.
 
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 ### Groups with expiration dates
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 Find groups that have expiration dates set.
 
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 ### On-premises synchronized groups
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 Find groups that are synchronized from on-premises Active Directory.
 
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 ### Groups with provisioning errors
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 Find groups that have on-premises or service provisioning errors.
 
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 ## Troubleshooting
 
 ### Authentication Issues
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 If you encounter authentication errors:
 
 1. **Verify Permissions**: Ensure the authenticated user has appropriate Microsoft Graph API permissions
 2. **Check Scopes**: Verify that the required scopes for group management are granted
 3. **Admin Consent**: Some data may require admin consent for the application
 
 ### Common Error Messages
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 - **403 Forbidden**: The user lacks permissions to read group data
 - **401 Unauthorized**: Authentication token is invalid or expired
 - **Connection Error**: Check network connectivity and authentication configuration
 
 ### Filtering by Group Types
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 The table supports filtering by group types using the `group_types` column:
 
 - **Microsoft 365 Groups**: `group_types = '["Unified"]'`