No auto updater by default #82
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After some reconsideration, the auto-updater will no be install as it would require to soften the NTFS access rights. That might not be desired if customers never plan to use the auto-updater.
With this change, the auto-updater and permissions will only be installed when the feature is installed. However, customers can also choose to install the auto-updater but keep it disabled initially by overwriting the MSI parameter AUTOUPDATEENABLED with a 0. The corresponding registry key can be later controlled via GPO