Refactor policy handling into a dedicated module#962
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This pull request introduces a new, unified policy system for reading and applying application policies (such as telemetry, update checks, and authentication browser choice) from the Windows registry, with a clear precedence and testable design. It also updates how user settings interact with policies and refactors related code to use dependency injection and the new policy abstraction. Additionally, there are small improvements and cleanups in telemetry reporting, registry extensions, and serialization.