Added new cli flag to enable quick unlock even when --pw-stdin is passed as argument #12003
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Implements the suggested flag to have quick unlock enabled on demand when unlocking with --pw-stdin .
Right now I only tested this on Linux, the logic that I changed got introduced by the Windows Hello Feature, so I think some more testing needs to be done on windows if the unlock dialog still behaves correctly in all cases.
Fixes:
#9957
#9023
Does not fix:
#9957 (comment)
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