Add open_current_user_key registry helpers#639
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Add wil::reg::open_current_user_key[_nothrow] (and shared_hkey variants gated on __WIL_WINREG_STL) wrapping RegOpenCurrentUser, which resolves the HKEY_CURRENT_USER subtree for the user the calling thread is impersonating rather than the process user. Follows the existing nothrow-core plus throwing-wrapper pattern and adds RegistryTests coverage. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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wil::reg::open_current_user_key[_nothrow]and the shared-key variants, wrapping RegOpenCurrentUser. Includes Catch2[registry]tests (read/write through the hive and read-only enforcement via a directly-written read-only handle) passing in normal & noexcept configs. Part of enabling WSL to drop its in-house registry helper in favor of wil::reg.