Windows service instead of executable

Nobody has claimed this yet.

It would be good to have an installer to install DB-Sync as a service instead of a stand-alone executable as the executable would need to be run in a logged in session.

I managed to use `sc.exe` to turn the executable to a service (credit to [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3582108/create-windows-service-from-executable)), with the following steps, which I assume an installer can do:

1- Create a new folder under C:\Program Files\ called db-sync
2- Place the executable for db-sync there.
3- Create a BAT file with the following content:
`sc.exe create db-sync binPath= "C:\Program Files\db-sync\dbsync_daemon.exe"`

4- Add the BAT file to your start up

You should be able to see the service:

Start by locating the repository's packaging and installation entry points, since the issue names no specific files or tests. The change would be complete when an installer can place DB-Sync and register it as a Windows service that runs without a logged-in session.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.