Add Microsoft.Coreutils to windows-dev-config - #74
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windows-dev-configalready provisions a baseline set of developer-facing CLItools such as Git, GitHub CLI, PowerShell, Node.js, Python, and WinAppCLI.
Microsoft.Coreutilsfits the same layer and improves native Windows command-lineergonomics while helping align workflows across Windows, WSL, Linux, and macOS.
PowerShell command integration is handled by Microsoft Coreutils itself after install.
closes #72