feat: Cross-platform CLI

[dom6770]

It would be awesome if Sine would also be available on winget to download/install.

[CosmoCreeper]

I love this idea, and I'm starting to see what other people have been getting at with making Sine available on package managers.
Making Sine installable via any of these methods would also ease some of the complicated installer problems we've been having. (#506)

As of right now I also have plans to create a Sine CLI that would be capable of installing/updating Sine, recovering data, and managing your browser. I think the Sine CLI idea should be entangled in this in some ways.

Maybe you could install the Sine CLI via winget, scoop, npm, apt, pacman, chocolatey, homebrew, nuget, yum, cargo, or pypi, then install Sine with the CLI. I'm not sure what the restrictions of these package managers are, but my guess is that the CLI would need to be built with some compiled language to be this portable, and not be a JavaScript package.

I've hijacked this issue (renamed the title) and winget will be one of the main focuses of it. I've also opened up a CLI repository for me to work on: https://github.com/sineorg/cli. I've also placed this on the repository to-do list and gave it a high priority, and will keep you up-to-date here.