`Tee-Object` should have a `-Console` parameter

Summary of the new feature / enhancement

From the PowerShell for every system! idea, Tee-Object shouldn’t need a system specific value expression to output to a console (and the pipeline) but simply tee the object to both the success stream and the information stream.

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Get-Content data.txt | Tee-Object ($IsWindows ? '\\.\CON': '/dev/tty')  | data_processor.exe

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Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

Wishful thinking: (see: Can you redirect Tee-Object to standard out?)

Get-Content data.txt | Tee-Object -Console | data_processor.exe

[TobiasPSP]

The cmdlet working group reviewed this and finds it a valuable addition. We believe it’s appropriate to call the parameter -Host because there are other hosts beside the console, i.e. VSCode.

[ThomasNieto]

The parameter should be called Host since there could be a custom PS host that isn’t a console and also matches Out-Host writing to the Information stream.