Hashcat Failure Due to Processor Check

[MalwareMechanic]

The hashcat package will fail if the system's processor is not "GenuineIntel", see below:

VM-Packages/packages/hashcat.vm/tools/chocolateyinstall.ps1

Lines 20 to 26 in eac039d

	# Check if the manufacturer is Intel
	if ($processor.Manufacturer -eq "GenuineIntel") {
	Write-Output "Intel processor detected for hashcat."
	} else {
	Write-Output "Non-Intel processor detected. Hashcat will not work"
	throw "Non-Intel processor detected."
	}

However, the GitHub actions to test installation may use non-GenuineIntel processors and the package will fail. Since we cannot guarantee the processor type during the test installation, I propose we complete the installation and raise a warning to the user that their system does not support this tool due to a non-GenuineIntel processor.

This allows the test suite to recognize a successful installation and will reduce confusion as to why the package is failing.

@mandiant/commando-vm thoughts since this is mainly a Commando VM tool?

[day1player]

linking #653

[day1player]

I think the documentation may have changed since we last worked on this package. I'm ok with this as the requirements to run have apparently changed

[MalwareMechanic]

I'm thinking it through some more. I'm not sure we should preform a check -- simply install and let the user find out afterwards when they execute it that it fails. My thought process is that even if we generate a warning, the user will likely not see it (esp. in headless mode).

@mandiant/commando-vm thoughts?

[day1player]

@Menn1s thoughts on this one?