powershell.exe -File binds a single-quoted comma list like '00','03','05' as ONE string element,
not a [string[]] array, so Invoke-Hardening.ps1's -contains filter matched nothing and all
hardening modules were silently skipped.
Fix: adopt a CSV-split contract — Invoke-Hardening.ps1 now accepts [string]$Modules and splits
on ',' internally ($ModuleList = $Modules -split ','); ApplyService passes a bare CSV token
(e.g. 00,03,05) with no surrounding quotes. Empirically verified via ProcessStartInfo: candidate
(a) '00','03','05' → COUNT=1 (bug); candidate (b) 00,03,05 → single string, correctly split by
the script; candidate (c) space-separated → PS positional-parameter error. PARSE OK confirmed.
Adds ApplyServiceHardeningIntegrationTests: copies the real Invoke-Hardening.ps1 into a temp
dir with harmless dummy 0*.ps1 stubs, runs ApplyService with the real ProcessRunner for modules
["00","05"], and asserts ran.txt contains RAN 00 and RAN 05 but NOT RAN 03 or RAN 07.
Test fails on the old encoding and passes with the fix (regression-checked).
