Add a recheck for Invoke-VcfHealthReport to check for tar if running Windows

[burnsjared0415]

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Description

If for some reason you don't read the Requirements for the Module and just run the command, you will get some error messages that don't example the issue of missing the tar.exe file in c:\windows\System32. I suggest adding code to stop the run with a error message right at the beginning.

Use Case(s)

Older Operating Systems that are not in Requirements list

Potential Configuration

Function Invoke-VcfHealthReport {
   <#
      ...

   Try {
       Clear-Host; Write-Host ""
          
          if ($PSVersionTable.PSEdition -eq "Desktop" -or $PSVersionTable.OS -like "Microsoft Windows*") {
           $tarPath = (Get-Command tar -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue).Source
           if (!($tarPath)) {
               Write-Warning "The tar utility is required to run this cmdlet. Please check the module system requirements and try again."
               return
           }
       } 

      .....

References

No response

[tenthirtyam]

Resolved in #191.

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