Fix @azureBaseType doc example to reference a real resource model

[Copilot]

The @azureBaseType doc example referenced ...AgentProperties (which is internal) and ...AgentToolProperty (which does not exist), making it non-compilable.

Replaced with a valid example showing the decorator applied to a TrackedResource model, matching actual usage:

model MyAgentProperties {
  displayName: string;
  description: string;
}

@azureBaseType(#{ baseType: "Agent", version: "2024-06-01" })
model MyAgent is TrackedResource<MyAgentProperties> {
  @key("myAgentName") @segment("myAgents") name: string;
}

• Source: lib/base-types/base-types.tsp — corrected the @example block
• Generated: generated-defs/Azure.ResourceManager.BaseTypes.ts, README.md, reference/decorators.md — regenerated via pnpm regen-docs

[markcowl]

@copilot Pull the latest from main, make the suggested changes, rebuild, regenerate docs, verify that all files are correctly formatted and that only the changes associated with this PR are in the PR diff

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Fix @azureBaseType doc example to reference a real resource model instead of non-existent spreads

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