fix: declare ssh extension 2.0.9 minCliCoreVersion 2.71.0 and bump version

[mvanhorn]

Fixes #10061

The ssh extension 2.0.9 migrated its compute (VM) code from the Azure SDK to AAZ-based commands (#9778), which import azure.cli.command_modules.vm.operations.vm.VMShow. That module path only exists in azure-cli core >= 2.71.0. However src/ssh/azext_ssh/azext_metadata.json still declared azext.minCliCoreVersion as 2.45.0, so the extension compatibility resolver kept offering the 2.0.9 build to users on pinned azure-cli cores older than 2.71.0. On those cores az ssh vm crashes with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'azure.cli.command_modules.vm.operations'.

This change raises azext.minCliCoreVersion to 2.71.0 so the resolver stops offering the AAZ-based build to incompatible cores and instead installs the last compatible version (2.0.8) there. The metadata must ship under a new version for az extension list-versions to re-evaluate compatibility, so setup.py VERSION is bumped to 2.0.10 with a matching HISTORY.md entry. This is the maintainer-stated expected behavior in the issue; there is no runtime code change, only the extension's declared minimum core version.

Related command

az ssh vm

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This PR only updates the version information in setup.py and the historical information in HISTORY.md; src/index.json is left unchanged for the publish pipeline to update automatically after merge.

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Hi @mvanhorn,
Please write the description of changes which can be perceived by customers into HISTORY.rst.
If you want to release a new extension version, please update the version in setup.py as well.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the ssh extension’s declared minimum compatible Azure CLI core version to prevent users on older pinned azure-cli cores from installing an incompatible ssh extension build (per issue #10061). It also bumps the extension version and records the change in release history so compatibility can be re-evaluated by the extension resolver.

Changes:

• Raise azext.minCliCoreVersion from 2.45.0 to 2.71.0 in extension metadata.
• Bump extension version from 2.0.9 to 2.0.10.
• Add a 2.0.10 entry to HISTORY.md documenting the compatibility change.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
src/ssh/azext_ssh/azext_metadata.json	Raises minimum Azure CLI core version to 2.71.0 to avoid installing incompatible builds on older cores.
src/ssh/setup.py	Bumps extension package version to 2.0.10 to ensure compatibility metadata is re-evaluated.
src/ssh/HISTORY.md	Documents the 2.0.10 release and the min core version change.

[yonzhan]

ssh

[Klaas-]

don't merge this without first fixing the warning message please -- #9937

[mvanhorn]

Good flag, and there's no file overlap: #9937 removes the stale <2.0.4 breaking-change registrations in _breaking_change.py, while this PR only touches azext_metadata.json (minCliCoreVersion), setup.py, and HISTORY.md for the version bump. They're independent, but I agree it's cleaner to land the warning cleanup so the bumped 2.0.10 doesn't ship the outdated May-2025 <2.0.4 warnings. I'm happy to sequence behind #9937, or to fold the _breaking_change.py cleanup into this bump and ship it as one version, whichever the ssh reviewers prefer on ordering.