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Run Unpackaged Unit Tests with winget-installed PsExec #4760
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Going to merge this and immediately fix the iwr
so we don't need a new build.
Currently forked builds do not have the permission to access secure files.
To workaround using PsExec from a secure file, we will use a stable release of winget to install the latest PsTools and try invoking unit tests from the PsExec executable that is installed as part of the zip package.