feat(windows): configure work npm registry - #705
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Windows work devices need npm to use Microsoft's package feed proxy without affecting personal machines or systems where npm is not installed.
This adds a native PowerShell Chezmoi script that runs on every apply, prefers the inherited
CHEZMOI_IS_WORKvalue, and falls back tochezmoi dataduring bootstrap. It skips non-work devices and missing npm installations, while surfacing actual registry configuration failures. The Copilot instructions now establish native files and scripts as the default, with templates reserved for cases where native runtime logic is unsuitable.Tests cover native-script enforcement, work-device detection, bootstrap fallback, skip behavior, and the exact user-scoped registry command.