Add operational charts and topology

Machine facts, health and charts on the wallpaper and lock screen, from PowerShell or JSON.
- Gallery Twelve wallpapers with the scripts that drew them.
- Build one One wallpaper built step by step, then fed your own data.
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Three products for the same desktop: show it, act on it, control it.
- PowerBGInfo Show: facts and health drawn on the wallpaper.
- DesktopManager Control: monitors, windows, wallpaper, audio and devices.
- InformationBox Ask and fix: a self-service window for the person at the desk.

PowerBGInfo composites ChartForgeX-backed charts and topology into the generated wallpaper. This works well for a small CPU or capacity trend, service ownership, a lab route, or a build target.

Start from the maintained repository examples:

PowerBGInfo.OperationalCharts.ps1 for rolling system charts
PowerBGInfo.TopologyOverlay.ps1 for a service topology overlay
PowerBGInfo.VisualCanvas.ps1 for structured tiles and panels

Render to a file first, inspect it at the target monitor resolution, and only then switch to the current-user, all-users, or logon-screen target.