Initial Helium registry HiveType support for RECmd

[reece394]

Description

As mentioned in EricZimmerman/Registry#32 this adds initial support for the Helium registry hives found in UWP/ Windows Store Applications. After this is merged will probably need a nuget package upgrade @EricZimmerman so that works properly

Checklist:

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- [ ] I have generated a unique GUID for my Batch file(s)
- [ ] I have tested and validated the new Batch file(s) against test data and achieved the desired output
- [ ] I have placed the Batch file(s) within the .\RECmd\BatchExamples directory
- [ ] I have set or updated the version of my Batch file(s)
- [ ] I have made an attempt to document the artifacts within the Batch file(s)
- [ ] I have consulted the [Guide](https://github.com/EricZimmerman/RECmd/blob/master/BatchExamples/!RECmdBatch.guide)/[Template](https://github.com/EricZimmerman/RECmd/blob/master/BatchExamples/!RECmdBatch.template) to ensure my Map(s) follow the same format

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[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

Adds initial support for Helium registry hives by extending the HiveType_ enum and updating the DoWork method to recognize and ignore new hive files.

• Extended HiveType_ enum with User, UserClasses, and settings members.
• Updated DoWork to add new hive types to okFileParts and include their ignore patterns.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
RECmd/ReBatch.cs	Added new enum members for User, UserClasses, settings.
RECmd/Program.cs	Appended new hive types and ignore patterns in DoWork.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)

RECmd/ReBatch.cs:58

• Enum member 'settings' is lowercase, which is inconsistent with the PascalCase convention of other members; consider renaming it to 'Settings'.

        [Description("settings")] settings = 20

RECmd/Program.cs:511

• String literal 'settings' is lowercase and differs from the uppercase style used for other hive names; consider using 'SETTINGS' for consistency.

            okFileParts.Add("settings");

RECmd/Program.cs:655

• Ignore pattern '*settings.dat' is lowercase and inconsistent with other uppercase patterns like '*COMPONENTS'; consider '*SETTINGS.dat'.

                "*settings.dat"

[EricZimmerman]

nuget coming