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add a truncate tag to the most recent blog post (#1758)

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## Description

Adds a `truncate` tag to the 'm365 sandbox' blog post

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@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ Another reason to do this is if you’re looking to level up both your skills an
want to experiment with being the admin in your own space
rather than impacting other users on a production domain. It’s also a good step to experiment with [owning your own identity](https://corsobackup.io/blog/your-own-backups/).
<!-- truncate -->
Finally, this might also be useful if you are developing an M365 app. This way, programmatic
updates to your domain can’t accidentally destroy anything important.