I added Server 2022 and Windows 10/11 22H2 (and a few other popular but older windows builds that people might still have in use).
I also propose changing the naming of windows machines to better reflect the release and version of windows. This naming is derived from this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_Windows_versions
For example, for Windows Server it was previously set to something like 'Windows Server 2019 1809 (NT 6.3)' which is incorrect as MS stopped using NT 6.3 since Windows 10 version 1507. Now it'll display as 'Windows Server 2019 (1809)'. The kernel/version is in parentheses and isn't also in the main part of the name as it's redundant/duplicated information.
* Fix warnings up to Arbos
* fixes a-c
* a-r
* a-vrp
* There and back again
* Update test data, couple fixes
* PHPSStan fixes
* style fixes, and fix Asyncos, whoops
* flip serial back.......
* less bogus data
* Poweralert sysName during polling too
* make sure things are calculated in the correct order
* fix style and bad nullables
* update test data
* A comple more conversions
* cambium ptp, misc, and hardware_mib
* remaining except vmware-esxi
* Fixes
* Update baseline
* fixes and fix up baseline
* adjust SnmpQueryMock to upstream options change
* data corrections
* restore slashes
* correctly handle all options input in SnmpQueryMock
* undo ftos changes
* restore vccodec sysDescr
