Formatting: Format-Table et al need to handle -Property

[jazzdelightsme]

Repro Steps: (abstract)

1. Gather some objects which have view definitions registered with the alternate formatting engine.
2. Attempt to Format-Blah them, explicitly requesting certain properties ("$stuff | ft Name, DumpPath")

Expected results:
Something sensible. Ideally we can just generate an alt-formatting view definition on the fly and use that.

Actual results:
The already-registered view definition is used, ignoring the request for certain properties.

Concrete example:

$stuff = dir C:\temp\dumps\ -File | ForEach-DbgDumpFile {
   $thing = lm ntdll
   $thing | Format-List | Out-Null
   Write-Output $thing
}

# BUG: We get the default module table view here, not Name and DumpPath
$stuff | ft Name, DumpPath

Workarounds:
To get the desired properties with the alternate formatting engine, use the alternate formatting cmdlets directly (like "$stuff | fat Name, DumpPath").

To use the standard formatting engine, use the module-qualified name of the formatting cmdlets (like "$stuff | Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility\Format-Table Name, DumpPath").

[jazzdelightsme]

Fixed this in #84 (commit).