Rewrite Steams.ps1 into .NET, to prevent VirusTotal erroneously flagging the file

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Describe the Change

This was an issue found while releasing 2.11.0 to Chocolatey (Choco). Since they run scans on packages via VirusTotal (VT), it would appear that some vendors are erroneously flagging the Private/Streams.ps1 file. The flagging is due to the file containing many functions which are for reading, altering, and writing to streams - which is seen as "potentially malicious" even though it's been used in perfectly valid context.

You can see an example here: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/1e89d36213e613f709588bf253193574bc47fbf4a797223a44ab7742a924676f

To save having to communicate with 10 different vendors, and allow Choco to publish the package without exemptions, a quick fix here could be as simple as moving the functions into the compiled .NET DLL - which could even help give a quick perf boost.

When the rewrite is done, a quick adhoc packaging locally and running the package via VT should show 0 violations.

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All of the functions, except the below 2, aren't actually being used:

• Read-PodeStreamToEnd
• Get-PodeCompressionStream

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Ran the packaged changes against VirusTotal, and the scan now comes back clean