Add an exclude explicit targeting flag for the winget upgrade command

[thepcwiz1012]

Description of the new feature / enhancement

Like for example i always keep getting this when running winget upgrade:

Name    Id              Version              Available            Source
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Spotify Spotify.Spotify 1.2.60.564.gcc6305cb 1.2.61.427.g5b75eb06 winget
2 upgrades available.

The following packages have an upgrade available, but require explicit targeting for upgrade:
Name    Id              Version  Available Source
-------------------------------------------------
Discord Discord.Discord 1.0.9187 1.0.9188  winget

If i run let's say a winget upgrade --exclude-explicit-targeting command should only say 1 upgrade available and that being Spotify.

Proposed technical implementation details

Add a flag that can only be used after upgrade called --exclude-explicit-targeting that excludes any packages that require explicit targeting for upgrade. Discord auto updates itself and i already have the latest version.

[denelon]

The message indicating "explicit targeting" is required (for Discord) is the indication that running winget upgrade --all will not upgrade those packages by default.

The reason isn't that Discord updates itself, the reason is that when Discord upgrades itself, it doesn't update the version in the registry so WinGet would end up in an infinite loop of "upgrade available" followed by the "upgrade failed" because Discord was the latest version even though it didn't report that information in the registry.

I'm not sure requiring a user to type more would resonate, but I could certainly be wrong. 😊

If we were to add such an argument, I think the only purpose would be to make the output "prettier". I think we'd also want a setting that could be overridden with arguments in the case we implemented something like this. That way users wouldn't have to type more to get the desired looking output.