Add confirmation prompt like in apt, pacman, etc.

Description of the new feature/enhancement

I'd like to see WinGet ask the user for confirmation on whether (s)he actually wants to install or remove packages, as doing so can make potentially detrimental changes to the system if the user doesn't know what (s)he is doing. It would also provide a chance for the user to back out of a winget operation if (s)he changes his/her mind. I realize the User Account Control does a fair job of handling that, but perhaps we can do even better.

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

Bold text indicates new functionality.

1. The user types "winget (one of install/upgrade/uninstal) (package)".
2. The computer displays information about the package that would be installed, upgraded, or uninstalled.
3. The computer asks "Do you want to continue (Y/n)?" assuming "Yes" as the default if the user simply presses Enter.
4. a. The user says Yes by (optionally pressing Y and then) pressing Enter, OR
   b. The user changes his/her mind and backs out of the operation by pressing N and then Enter.
5. a. If "Yes," the computer installs, upgrades, or uninstalls the requested package (as it does now), OR
   b. If "No," the computer aborts the operation and returns control to the command prompt.

Start by reviewing the WinGet CLI handling for install, upgrade, and uninstall commands, including where package information is displayed before changes are made. Implement the requested confirmation flow with Yes as the default and a No path that returns to the command prompt. Done means each listed operation prompts before changing the system and can be cancelled.