Add support for using Microsoft Edge instead of Chrome on Windows

[cderv]

This closes #972

• It will add search for EDGE on windows, in addition of Chrome to that our pupeteer related feature works.
• It fixes an issue with the registry key return by search in HKCR: Command line argument where returned and we need only program path.
• I added a test existence for program path returned to avoid calling a non-working program.

I tested interactively on my Windows 11 using default Diagram example of Quarto (https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/diagrams.html)

I did not add that yet, but we probably would like to add tests specific for Windows for this part of the code.

@cscheid do you think it would be a good idea to add a check to http://localhost:<remote_port>/json/version for a minimal version requirement ?

Also, for this MSEDGE feature, I am just wondering how to handle possible older version of EDGE if we want to fail on them gracefully. I would need to find an old Windows system to test that.

[cscheid]

@cscheid do you think it would be a good idea to add a check to http://localhost:<remote_port>/json/version for a minimal version requirement ?

That would be great, except that I don't know what are the actual minimum requirements in order for the features we need to be available. Do you know where to find that?

[cderv]

I did not found them either. Usually I refer to this https://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/ but it has not been updated since some time, and not easy to know when a command line appeared.

In one of my previous project we directly checked that the http://localhost:/json/protocol contained the required method we needed.

But Does the pupeeter version we are using has a minimal requirement ?

[cscheid]

Currently, quarto tools install chromium installs the latest version supported by puppeteer:

quarto-cli/src/command/tools/tools/chromium.ts

Lines 132 to 134 in d3a6418

	async function supportedRevision(): Promise<string> {
	return (await getPuppeteer())._preferredRevision;
	}

[cderv]

So let's leave as is then : We try to use Chrome and Edge if present. If for some reason there is an issue (for version reason for example), we would recommand quarto tools install chromium that we know will work.

if we stumble upon a minimal version requirement in the future, we could add it to fail more gracefully