[New VirtualClientComponent] Create Response File Component#641
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Summary of the PR:
Adds a new Virtual Client component, CreateResponseFile, that generates a resource_access.rsp response file from Option* parameters (e.g., Option1, Option2, …) by writing the options as a single space-delimited line using UTF-8 encoding. This enables scenarios where Virtual Client can consume a response file automatically, allowing users to move long/complex command-line arguments into a file and keep the CLI invocation smaller and easier to manage.