Support for Linux/MacOS, fixes duplicate Content-Length #27
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This pull request adds support for authentication in Linux and MacOS. The package "System.Windows.Forms" is only available on Windows. In the case of Linux and MacOS, the script opens a standard browser windows to go to the authentication website. The user needs to copy-paste the redirect URL in the shell. The script shows a message to explain the process to the user.
The pull request also fixes a problem with Add-ODItemLarge. There is a known issue with Powershell, where specifying Content-Length gives duplicate header fields (PowerShell/PowerShell#12500).