Get entry assembly name from host for GetProcessInfo2 command during suspension#80301
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- Host runtime contract returns entry assembly name based on managed app being run, empty string for non-app (component) scenarios - ProcessInfo2 command falls back to querying for entry assembly name from host
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The added tests target the host and diagnostics/runtime separately, since the diagnostics tests don't use the product host. The host tests check that the host runtime contract returns the expected values. The diagnostics tests check that the ProcessInfo2 command can get the entry assembly name during suspension assuming the host (corerun in the tests) returns the expected value.
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Other than the one comment this looks good.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @tommcdon Issue Details
The added tests target the host and diagnostics/runtime separately, since the diagnostics tests don't use the product host. The host tests check that the host runtime contract returns the expected values. The diagnostics tests check that the ProcessInfo2 command can get the entry assembly name during suspension assuming the host (corerun in the tests) returns the expected value. Resolves #56808
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app being run, empty string for non-app (component) scenarios
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The added tests target the host and diagnostics/runtime separately, since the diagnostics tests don't use the product host. The host tests check that the host runtime contract returns the expected values. The diagnostics tests check that the ProcessInfo2 command can get the entry assembly name during suspension assuming the host (corerun in the tests) returns the expected value.
Resolves #56808