Use Windows embedded web control

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Investigate whether it is possible to use the embedded web control provided by Windows on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.

This would free the app from CEF Sharp that it now uses, which is a few hundred Megabytes large. Thus the app would become much smaller than it is now in size in Megbytes. Another advantages would be that CEF Sharp does not need to be updated anymore, since it's not included.

If investigation shows that the embedded web control cannot be used yet, then update the CEF Sharp package to the newest version.

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Tutorial: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/get-started/winforms

With the above tutorial, with source set to https::/bibledit.org:8091, downloading a file works out of the box, and printing a web page works out of the box too.

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Once the Microsoft.Webview2 package is installed via NuGet, and the current Inno Setup Installer does its work, the Microsoft Webview .DLL files get installed along with Bibledit in the C:\bibledit directory. Once Bibledit starts, it finds and loads those and the Webview starts. It was tested whether it indeed refers the installed .DLL files, and it does, because removing those leads to a failure to start Bibledit.