Adds functionality that allows the user to store the plugin authorization pubkey without having to edit files/registry manually.
On Linux systems it spawns the commands in a subprocess with pkexec which will trigger a OS prompt to execute the commands as root.
The user sees the executed commands and can either authorize with the root password or decline.
On windows it uses the windows `ShellExecuteExW` api to edit the registry, this also triggers a OS dialog to accept or decline (UAC dialog).
There is also functionality to reset the key again, which works in the same way.