Publish Fibratus packages to Scoop

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Motivation

Currently Fibratus installation requires manual download or custom deployment steps. This creates friction for users who want to quickly evaluate or deploy Fibratus on Windows systems.

Scoop is a popular Windows package manager widely used by developers and security practitioners. Publishing Fibratus packages to Scoop would simplify installation and improve adoption.

Expectation

Users should be able to install Fibratus using Scoop with a single command:

scoop install fibratus

This should install:
• Fibratus binary
• Default configuration files
• Service installation capability (optional)
• Documentation reference

Proposal

Create and maintain an official Scoop manifest for Fibratus including:
• Stable release package
• Automatic version updates
• SHA256 verification
• Release binaries pulled from GitHub Releases

This should include:

•	x64 builds
•	Proper versioning
•	Upgrade support (scoop update fibratus)
•	Clean uninstall support

Additional context

Scoop is widely used in:
• Security research environments
• Red team workstations
• Developer machines
• Automated lab environments

Providing Scoop support would significantly improve the onboarding experience and reduce installation friction.