fix(core): Add 'PSObject.Copy()' to 'substitute()'#5962
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Description
Relocate
PSObject.Copy()tosubstitute()for increased generality.Motivation and Context
PSCustomObject-type properties withinautoupdateto prevent reference changes #5934How Has This Been Tested?
Same tests as #5934
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