Update ApplicationId examples to use placeholder GUID #7
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In the current example, the New-CsOnlineApplicationInstance cmdlet uses -ApplicationID "GUID" to indicate that a user should replace it with the actual application ID. However, the subsequent Set-CsOnlineApplicationInstance and Sync-CsOnlineApplicationInstance examples hard-code the value "4b8f0dce-d7d5-47a3-a27c-1764b90505e2".
To ensure consistency and clarity, these commands have been updated to also use -ApplicationId "GUID", matching the placeholder format in the previous step. This makes it clearer to the reader that they should replace "GUID" with their own application ID value.