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This converts aka.ms and go.microsoft.com links throughout our markdown files, source comments, and error strings from http to https.
Note: Some files (like web.config) I intentionally left unchanged since they're auto-generated by tools, and the tool spits out an http link. I divided this PR into two commits to make this a bit clearer. The first commit touches all occurrences; the second commit calls out files that we shouldn't change and reverts them.
I originally wanted to send a larger PR that touches a bunch of files, including links to http://*.microsoft.com/blah, but it ended up becoming very noisy because I had to make sure we weren't touching XML schemas and related files. I'm thinking the easiest thing to do might be to send a few piecemeal PRs so that they're each easier to review independently.
There are no behavioral code changes as part of this PR. However, there are intentional resource string and obsoletion message changes.