winget upgrade all packages requiring admin priviledges at once

Description of the new feature / enhancement

I'd like to have the possibility to filter all packages that require admin priviledges and upgrade them in a single command.
This way I could run an elevated command prompt and run the upgrade from there.

Background:
My company requires to use a different user for gaining admin rights. This way, the update process is very cumbersome requiring to enter username, password and second factor for every upgradable package that requires elevation.
Running winget upgrade --all in an elevated command prompt (under the admin user) is not an option - then the packages with "local installation" would go to the admin user instead of my "default user".

Any thoughts on this or have I misunderstood something?

Side question:
Is "package requires elevated rights" the same as package requires "system scope"? Can I inspect this for a given package? If yes I could do the filtering myself and write such an update script.

Proposed technical implementation details

Something like winget upgrade --all-system-scope to upgrade all packages requiring elevated access at once.

Start by locating the upgrade command and its existing --all handling. Investigate how WinGet distinguishes elevated access from system scope and whether package metadata exposes that distinction. Done means a documented command can select packages requiring elevation, upgrade them together, and preserve per-user installations.