[Eng] Moving generated content when archive instead of copying

[VeryEarly]

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Pull Request Overview

This PR optimizes the build process by changing the file operation from copying to moving when archiving generated content during the build process. This improvement reduces disk I/O and build time by eliminating unnecessary file duplication.

• Changes file operation from Copy-Item to Move-Item in the Update-GeneratedSubModule function
• Updates accompanying log message to reflect the operation change
• Removes the -Recurse parameter as it's not applicable to Move-Item

[Copilot]

The Move-Item operation should include the -Recurse parameter when moving directories to ensure all subdirectories and files are moved properly. The 'generated' item in the $fileToUpdate array appears to be a directory based on the context.

Suggested change

	Move-Item -Path $moveFrom -Destination $moveTo -Force
	Move-Item -Path $moveFrom -Destination $moveTo -Force -Recurse

[VeryEarly]

No, Move-Item is recursive by default and there is no parameter -Recurse in Move-Item. Please be smart @copilot