Add support for revision part of Windows build numbers (aka UBR, "Update Build Revision") #41
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Returns the current Update Build Revision (UBR) of the Win32 operating system if applicable, or undef otherwise. The UBR number is the last part of the build numbers used by Microsoft to identify the exact Windows revisions.
Append the UBR number to the build number returned in the $desc string by the _GetOSName function when it cannot resolve the build number to a specific version.
In scalar context returns a string containing the full version of the Win32 operating system (including revision number if applicable), in following format: <major>.<minor>.<build>.<revision> (example for Windows 10 version 22H2 build 19045.4170: "10.0.19045.4170"). In list context returns the same numbers in a list instead: ($major, $minor, $build, $revision).
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This makes it possible to access the full Windows version number easily from Perl scripts and show the exact same versions as core Windows components, for example hereafter from cmd banner "10.0.22621.3447":