pwsh: add Windows Terminal profile installation script

[rafaeloledo]

When you execute winget install pwsh, the profile is added automatically.

Changes:

• Executing powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install-profile.ps1 will add the pwsh profile based on SCOOP env var.
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[cscnk52]

I'm think it's necessary or not, seem my windows terminal can automatically find and add profile for pwsh, i never config for it.

[rafaeloledo]

@cscnk52

Windows Terminal maps profiles with JSON. As i've described in the initial comment, installing with winget does it automatically.

Scoop is not handling this task.

It's all mapped on the settings.json file.

The manual way is invoking (New-Guid).ToString() in powershell, then catching your current pwsh path and adding to the JSON.

The same way you can manually change the registry and services with CLI. For convenience and avoiding manually doin it, especially for new and unsuspecting users, we can provide it on the installation process.