Add experimental feature for font list command

[ryfu-msft]

Related to:

• #4842
• #392

Changes:

• Adds experimental feature flag for font
• Adds initial winget font command with list subcommand.
• Adds functions for retrieving the installed font familes along with face names for each font.
• Adds basic unit tests to verify that font enumeration works as expected.

winget font list --family-name "Vivaldi" will display all of the face names for the font family Vivalidi. At this point, this must be an exact match, but eventually this will allow partial search queries once the font index is created (separate PR).

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[mdanish-kh]

Found myself juggling more than once between winget font / winget fonts. Would it make sense to add an alias fonts for subcommand font? Though aliases are generally shorter and this one isn't so idk...

[ryfu-msft]

Found myself juggling more than once between winget font / winget fonts. Would it make sense to add an alias fonts for subcommand font? Though aliases are generally shorter and this one isn't so idk...

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[ryfu-msft]

I'm not sure the way you've implemented the font families allows for Substring matching. It seems that if --family-name is present, you're expecting an exact match, which conflicts with the --exact argument. I presume the behavior should be the same as winget list where it defaults to a Substring match unless the --exact argument is specified.

Once I create a fonts source and implement search functionality, I'll make this --exact argument work as expected.