Add Windows System folders monitoring test support

[Deblintrake09]

Related issue
#3652

Description

This PR aims to add IT support for FIM monitoring of windows' system folders (System32, SysWOW64) and path redirection from Sysnative to System32.

Added

• The test_windows_system_folder_redirection test suite adds a total of 9 test cases, monitoring the different system folders in each fim_mode.

Testing performed

Tester	Test path	Jenkins	Local	OS	Commit	Notes
@Deblintrake09 (Developer)	test_fim	🟢🟢🟢	⚫⚫⚫	Manager	235a5b5	Nothing to highlight
@Deblintrake09 (Developer)	test_fim	🟢🟢🟢	⚫⚫⚫	Agent Centos	235a5b5	Nothing to highlight
@Deblintrake09 (Developer)	test_fim	🔵🔵🔵	⚫⚫⚫	Agent Solaris, macOS	c709499	Cannot launch test on this OSs because of Jenkins Issues
@Deblintrake09 (Developer)	test_fim	🟢🟢🟢	🟢🟢🟢	Windows	235a5b5	Locally launched only added tests
@damarisg (Reviewer)	/test_fim	🟢	🚫 🚫 🚫	Manager	9a9efb6	Nothing to highlight
@damarisg (Reviewer)	/test_fim	🟢	🚫 🚫 🚫	Agent Windows	9a9efb6	Nothing to highlight

DEVELOPER NOTE: Local executions only contain added test, because local environment is having problems with running the complete test_fim folder. Only ran on Windows since the test has a win32 mark and is automatically skipped in other OSs.

[damarisg]

FIM has a lot of tests, so I have a few suggestions:

1. To organize the tests correctly, could you improve the path where is store the test? I see words that a lot are repeated.

It should be more general to help us separate by sections.

2. I would like to know is what happens in this case of synchronization.

We have a section that is to add synchronization tests and contains other cases to check it. Why did you decide not to do synchronization cases?

[Deblintrake09]

1. Renamed the test name to avoid repeating words and be a bit more descriptive.
2. This has not been tested for synchronization, because it is not related to it, no changes related to synchronization. It was needed to test that the folders are monitored and redirection from Sysnative works properly, but once it is monitored, the synchronization behavior is the same as any other folder.

[damarisg]

1. We will wait for another reviewer to review it. I think that it should be improved.

2. Resolve

[Deblintrake09]

Regarding 2, as talked in call, This fix does not affect synchronization at all, it is just a fix so Windows system folders can be properly monitored. Once monitored, the synchronization works as with any other folder.