Convert Microsoft.IIs.PowerShell.Framework.* objects to PSCustom

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Issue:
On some computers, we are not able to automatically convert the IIS cmdlets to a data stream resulting in an error exception Value does not fall within the expected range.

Reason:
We need to this to help prevent serialization issues by having that class trying to convert it.

Fix:
Manually walk the object attributes and convert it to a Custom PS Object to be returned. This then would allow the script to properly work.

Resolved #2505

Validation:
Lab/Pester tested. Customer verified resolved issue.

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Pull request overview

This pull request addresses serialization issues with Microsoft IIS PowerShell Framework objects that cause "Value does not fall within the expected range" exceptions when using jobs or Export-Clixml. The fix introduces a new ConvertTo-PSObject function that manually converts these objects to PSCustomObject by walking their properties, preventing serialization failures.

Changes:

• Added new ConvertTo-PSObject.ps1 function to recursively convert IIS Framework objects to PSCustomObject
• Modified Get-IISWebSite.ps1 to convert site and binding objects before returning
• Modified Get-IISWebApplication.ps1 to convert web application objects before returning

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File	Description
ConvertTo-PSObject.ps1	New utility function that recursively converts objects to PSCustomObject, with depth limiting and type filtering to handle serialization issues
Get-IISWebSite.ps1	Updated to convert IIS site and binding objects using ConvertTo-PSObject before constructing return objects
Get-IISWebApplication.ps1	Updated to convert IIS web application objects using ConvertTo-PSObject before constructing return objects

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