Add Machine Scope for Eloston.Ungoogled-Chromium

[Trenly]

• Resolves [New Feature]: Add per-machine installer for Eloston Ungoogled-Chromium (Regression) #69381

@Nifury - I checked the version before this and it did contain scopes for user and machine. If possible, when updating this package in the future, be sure to keep both the user scope and machine scope as it causes issues for people upgrading if both are not present in new versions. (Ref #68863)

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[Nifury]

Oh sorry I didn't know the machine scope was actually requested by a user. I removed it only because winget-create doesn't support multiple scopes for the same installer. I'll try other ways to update this package automatically.

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[Trenly]

@denelon - Do you know if there are any open issues over at create regarding same scope for multiple installers?

[Nifury]

Ah this issue occurs when I update the manifest. microsoft/winget-create#291 (comment)

[Trenly]

Ohhh, I see. Makes sense! Thanks for your help looking into it!!

[denelon]

@ryfu-msft can you check wingetcreate for this scenario?

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This is currently a scenario that is not supported by wingetcreate. I will work on getting this fixed as multiple users have brought up this issue recently.

As a workaround for now, you can use the --interactive (-i) flag to manually update installers.