feat: next major release with performance improvements

[JanDeDobbeleer]

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Description

The aim of this PR is to make a few fundamental changes to memory and CPU usage inside Oh My Posh.
However, as this requires multiple breaking changes, I want to group them together rather than
push a couple of these releases out. I'm going to take my time for this one.

Latest build

https://github.com/JanDeDobbeleer/oh-my-posh/actions/runs/11555696906/artifacts/2112520953

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Features

Auto upgrade

oh-my-posh enable upgradenotice
oh-my-posh disable upgradenotice

Breaking changes

Config: OSC99 is removed

Set pwd: OSC99 instead of OSC99: true

Segment: cache_timeout is removed

Segment caching is now managed on a higher level, namely the segment itself. You can cache any segment for a specified amount of time by using the new cache field:

{
  "type": "git",
  "cache": {
    "duration": "1minute",
    "strategy": "folder"
  }
}

Duration can take in values from 1second(s) to xmonths as well as the infinite keyword. The strategy can be folder or session, with folder being the default. Folder is smart enough to take into account SCM context in subfolder, as long as the SCM tool supports it.

Segment: cache_version is removed

The version is now cached for 24 hours by default. Use the above caching mechanism to tweak that even more.

Block: type: linebreak is removed

This was marked as deprecated for a long time and has now been removed. Add newline: true to the block you want to see
on a new line.

Block: horizontal_offset and vertical_offset are removed

This was only relevant in they days where the block positioning wasn't that reliable yet, should no longer be needed.