Fix PowerShell code block inlining in compiler

This commit enhances the compiler's ability to inline PowerShell code
blocks. Previously, the compiler attempted to inline all lines ending
with brackets (`}` and `{`) using semicolons, which leads to syntax
errors. This improvement allows for more flexible PowerShell code
writing with reliable outcomes.

Key Changes:

- Update InlinePowerShell pipe to handle code blocks specifically
- Extend unit tests for the InlinePowerShell pipe

Other supporting changes:

- Refactor InlinePowerShell tests for improved scalability
- Enhance pipe unit test running with regex support
- Expand test coverage for various PowerShell syntax used in
  privacy.sexy
- Update related interfaces to align with new code conventions, dropping
  `I` prefix
- Optimize line merging to skip lines already ending with semicolons
- Increase timeout in E2E tests to accommodate for slower application
  load caused by more processing introduced in this commit.

tests/e2e/card-list-layout-stability-on-load.cy.ts

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ function findElementFast(
   win: Cypress.AUTWindow,
   query: string,
   handler: (element: Element) => void,
-  timeoutInMs = 5000,
+  timeoutInMs = 10000,
 ): void {
   const endTime = Date.now() + timeoutInMs;
   const finder = new ContinuousRunner();