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Refactor FAST project factory and supporting documentation (#2505)

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* untested

* teams pattern

* rework doc

* README

* boierplate

* tflint

* Fix tflint for project factory

* Correct path to pf

* resman changes

* fix factory variable default

* fix links

* project factory module substitutions

* tflint

* stage test

* tfdoc

* rename schema, address review comments

* README typos and wording

* tfdoc

* review comments

* remove test from yaml

* revert output workflow changes

* fix sa reference errors

* tfdoc

* pf tag roles

* schema validation

* pf tag roles

* avoid null values in pf context

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Co-authored-by: Wiktor Niesiobędzki <wiktorn@google.com>
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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ FAST also aims to minimize the number of permissions granted to principals accor
A resource factory consumes a simple representation of a resource (e.g., in YAML) and deploys it (e.g., using Terraform). Used correctly, factories can help decrease the management overhead of large-scale infrastructure deployments. See "[Resource Factories: A descriptive approach to Terraform](https://medium.com/google-cloud/resource-factories-a-descriptive-approach-to-terraform-581b3ebb59c)" for more details and the rationale behind factories.
FAST uses YAML-based factories to deploy subnets and firewall rules and, as its name suggests, in the [project factory](./stages/3-project-factory/) stage.
FAST uses YAML-based factories to deploy subnets and firewall rules and, as its name suggests, in the [project factory](./stages/2-project-factory/) stage.
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