winemono: new verb

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[WheezyE]

In regards to #1971 & #1236 , to help certain winetricks apps that require .NET, and to help automated wine installation projects like Pi-Apps, I wanted to propose this verb to install wine-mono silently.

I've tested this in cases where it is invoked while a wineprefix doesn't exist yet (after the user doesn't install wine-mono on initial wineboot), on existing wineprefixes (before and after uninstallation of dotnet or wine-mono), without & without cached a wine-mono.msi file.

A similar method could also be written for winegecko later.

Expand this section for a potential use-case for this verb (via a custom winetricks verb)

# winlinkexpress.verb
w_metadata winlinkexpress apps \
    title="Winlink Express 1.7.15.0 (Winlink Radio Messaging System client app)" \
    publisher="Winlink Global Radio Email" \
    year="2024" \
    media="download" \
    file1="Winlink_Express_install_1-7-15-0.zip" \
    file2="Winlink_Express_install.exe" \
    installed_exe1="c:/RMS Express/RMS Express.exe" \
    homepage="https://winlink.org"

load_winlinkexpress()
{
    w_call winemono
    load_sound alsa
    w_set_winver win10
    w_download https://web.archive.org/web/20240529202203/https://downloads.winlink.org/User%20Programs/Winlink_Express_install_1-7-15-0.zip d520f9c89b4024ffb2d7e36fa28bd3e91a861b61fc9cff660b94edd8ebe7d540
    w_try_unzip "${W_TMP}" "${W_CACHE}/${W_PACKAGE}/${file1}"
    w_try "${WINE}" "${W_TMP}/${file2}" ${W_OPT_UNATTENDED:+/VERYSILENT}

    #echo -e '\n          NOTE!!! RUN THIS COMMAND TO ENABLE COM PORTS FOR'
    #echo -e '\n          RADIO-TO-COMPUTER \"USB CAT CONTROL\" CONNECTIONS:'
    #echo -e '\n                 sudo usermod -a -G dialout \$USER'
    #echo -e '\n                 (then log out and log in again)\n'
    w_warn "\n          NOTE!!! RUN THIS COMMAND TO ENABLE COM PORTS FOR\n          RADIO-TO-COMPUTER \"USB CAT CONTROL\" CONNECTIONS:\n                 sudo usermod -a -G dialout \$USER\n                 (then log out and log in again)\n"
}