Fix: Fixed issue where the Customize tab was hidden for network folders that support custom icons - #18771
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Related to #6689
Follow-up to #18762, which hid the Customize tab for every network location. Windows only allows folder icon customization on remote paths when the respective group policy is enabled, so the tab is now hidden only when that policy is off. The policy value doesn't exist by default, which is treated as disabled.
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0and confirmed the tab is hidden again.