User should define what kind of packages can be installed / can be listed

Description of the new feature/enhancement

The tool should have a configuration that prevents specific kinds of installers. E.g. WinGet could configured to only install MSIX and not MSI packages.

The problem I have with currently existing package manages or precisly the managed packages under windows is that I don't trust there uninstall. While MSI can be correctly uninstalled and often will, in my experience it does not always works. Using a package manager hides the fact what install medium is used. (It is not that I never install software that uses MSI but I generally think twice about it)

If I could setup winget in a way that it lists only packages that are known to uninstall/update without problems I head much more confidence in using it.

This way MSIX (and maybe other formats that can be easily removed) can be promoted a little bit without loosing support for "older" software.

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by locating the existing configuration and package installer-selection paths in winget-cli, then determine how package types are represented for search, listing, and installation. Done means users can configure allowed installer types and see that both listings and installs respect the setting.