Migrate DPI awareness initialization to managed#5765
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Contributes #5305
Description
Migrate DPI awareness initialization to managed.
I removed the OS check used to only do the initialization on Windows Vista or later since every version of Windows supported by .Net 6 are more recent than Windows Vista, which renders the check unnecessary.
Customer Impact
None.
Regression
No.
Testing
I tested a WPF application with this PR with high DPI and the DPI awareness was initialized properly.
Risk
Seems pretty low.