Add package id, name, and source to install/update/uninstall result for PowerShell cmdlet #3954
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Resolves: #3824
Modifies the output of the install/update/uninstall result to display the id, name, and source of the package so that it is easier to correlate the result with the package. I wanted to also display the installed version but that would require calling the Get-WinGetPackage command and passing in the arguments.