Handle Windows Defender SmartScreen Warning

[AbdelrahmanBayoumi]

Description:

We have received feedback from a user encountering the Windows Defender SmartScreen warning when trying to install the app. This warning appears because the executable (EXE) file is not signed with a trusted certificate. As our project is open-source and we haven't opened a donation channel yet, addressing this will require a budget for purchasing a code-signing certificate, which ranges from $200 to $500.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download the Azkar_windows-x64.exe file.
2. Attempt to install the program on a Windows 10 or Windows 11 machine.
3. Observe the Windows Defender SmartScreen warning.

Temporary Solution for Users:

1. When the "Windows protected your PC" window appears, click on "More info".
2. Click on "Run anyway" to proceed with the installation.

Action Items:

• Inform users about the temporary workaround.
• Consider opening a donation channel to fund the purchase of a code-signing certificate.
• Research and select a suitable certificate authority for purchasing the code-signing certificate.
• Purchase and implement the code-signing certificate to avoid future warnings.

Additional Context:
#62

[AbdelrahmanBayoumi]