When upgrading wazuh version with script on debian systems it requires user interaction

[MarantosGeorge]

User is prompted yes or no to upgrade wazuh service on debian systems:

Solution: In script force upgrade so that no prompt for user is required.

[t-desmond]

Test doc: https://adorsys.atlassian.net/wiki/x/pACZeg
@MarantosGeorge @t-desmond @chojuninengu add test results

[t-desmond]

ToDo: Check in all systems if old configs are used or newer configs after upgrades

[t-desmond]

System	Config file behavior	Service file behavior	Force overwrite option
Windows	Preserved	Service registry keys usually preserved	No direct equivalent; manual overwrite
APT (Debian/Ubuntu)	Modified configs preserved; .dpkg-new for new version	Modified service files preserved as .dpkg-old	--force-confnew
RPM (RHEL/Fedora)	Modified configs preserved; .rpmnew for new version	Modified service files preserved as .rpmsave	rpm --force
macOS (for reference)	ossec.conf preserved, plist overwritten	.plist overwritten	No automatic option

[ArmandMeppa]

Fix applied in

• feat(linux agent): added automatic config conflict resolution to install script #124

Waiting for reviews from @MarantosGeorge @Calebasah and @ArmandMeppa

[MarantosGeorge]

Linked to #118