Make all Linux apt-install Workflows Non-interactive

[mitchute]

Pull request overview

Linux workflows have been failing sporadically due to interactive prompts on apt-install commands. This explicitly makes all workflows non-interactive.

Description of the purpose of this PR

Pull Request Author

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  • Update ..\scripts\Epl-run.bat
  • Update ..\scripts\RunEPlus.bat
  • Update ..\src\EPLaunch\ MainModule.bas, epl-ui.frm, and epl.vbp (VersionComments)
  • Update ...github\workflows\energyplus.py

Reviewer

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• Check that performance is not impacted (CI Linux results include performance check)
• Run Unit Test(s) locally
• Check any new function arguments for performance impacts
• Verify IDF naming conventions and styles, memos and notes and defaults
• If new idf included, locally check the err file and other outputs

[mitchute]

This workflow won't be tested until merged, but I'm not expecting any issues. Merging.