feat: Add comprehensive AD user query tool v2.0

[GuilhermeP96]

• Add Get-ADUserInfo.ps1 with interactive menus
• Add ADModule.bat as script manager entry point
• Reorganize project structure (scripts in /scripts folder)

Features:

• Single user and batch processing modes
• GUI file dialogs with CLI fallback
• Multi-domain support with auto-detection
• CSV export and profile photo export
• All AD attributes display with array expansion
• English localization

Co-authored-by: @GuilhermeP96

[GuilhermeP96]

Pull Request: Comprehensive AD User Query Tool v2.0

Title: feat: Add comprehensive AD user query tool with batch processing and GUI support

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Summary

This PR adds a complete AD user query solution that leverages the existing ADModule DLL to provide an easy-to-use interface for querying Active Directory users without requiring RSAT installation or admin privileges.

New Features

Get-ADUserInfo.ps1 - Interactive AD query tool

• Single user and batch processing modes
• Native Windows file dialogs (with CLI fallback for non-GUI environments)
• Multi-domain support with automatic detection (3 methods + manual fallback)
• Multiple output formats: Summary view, All attributes, CSV export
• Profile photo export (thumbnailPhoto/jpegPhoto)
• Array expansion for multi-valued attributes (groups, proxyAddresses, etc.)

ADModule.bat - Script manager

• Menu-driven interface for easy script access
• No PowerShell knowledge required for end users

Project Structure

Reorganized scripts into /scripts folder for better maintainability while keeping the DLL and module files at root level.

Use Cases

• Helpdesk teams querying user info without admin tools
• Security audits requiring bulk user data extraction
• Environments where RSAT cannot be installed
• Quick user lookups during incident response

Backward Compatibility

• Original Import-ActiveDirectory.ps1 functionality preserved (moved to /scripts)
• DLL and ActiveDirectory module files unchanged
• No breaking changes to existing workflows

Testing

Tested on Windows 10/11 with PowerShell 5.1 against multiple AD environments.