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Create a WinGet package
The official package manager, WinGet does not support publishing PowerShell scripts and modules. Only supported formats are .exe, .msi, .msix.
The solution is to use a well-known executable creator - PS2EXE. Really simple program, it takes just one command to create a single full-fledged Windows executable (.exe).
The advantage of this is that we will have something to put out in our releases page, which can be picked up automatically by the WinGet manifest. Also, this will allow calling winfetch from any shell - CMD, Bash, WSL etc. - just like Scoop does (Scoop creates a shim so it's a slightly different method). The obvious downside is that, when used from PowerShell, it's slower because it's an executable as compared to a shell script. From other shells it makes no difference. In fact it was faster in my testing, when done from CMD.
The publish-psgallery branch can be repurposed as a general package-management branch (free of source files) - for hosting PSGallery, Scoop, Chocolatey and WinGet manifests and other related assets.
