Add a warning for trying to uninstall a dependency

Description of the new feature / enhancement

WinGet should warn the user if they try to uninstall a package that another installed package depends on, to make sure that the user knows that certain apps may break. I think that it also require an argument to complete the uninstall (--force?), as there's plenty of good reasons the user would want to do it anyway, but they should be informed that certain apps may break.

Sorry if this is totally obvious, but I was removing stuff on my laptop with brew and they had a similar message pop up, so I thought winget should do it too.

Proposed technical implementation details

PS C:\Users\easton> winget uninstall Microsoft.Bob
Warning: Microsoft.Edge relies on Microsoft.Bob, and may not function correctly after Microsoft.Bob is uninstalled. 
To continue, add --force to your previous command.

(for posterity, the brew warning)

 ! easton@Usidore ~/ ~> brew remove mutagen-beta                                                                                          Mon Mar 28 09:31:02 2022
Error: Refusing to uninstall /opt/homebrew/Cellar/mutagen-beta/0.13.1
because it is required by mutagen-compose-beta, which is currently installed.
You can override this and force removal with:
  brew uninstall --ignore-dependencies mutagen-beta

Start at the WinGet uninstall command and the installed-package dependency data. Compare behavior with the proposed Microsoft.Bob and brew examples; done means dependent packages are identified, the user receives a warning, and uninstall proceeds only when the force override is supplied.