Toggling EnableFlags after the "NT Kernel Logger" session has started #1230
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These changes make the shared/singleton "NT Kernel Logger" session (
EnableFlags) operate more similarly to a private kernel session (EnableTraceEx2()).(We could also consider adding UI toggles to enable/disable system trace features on-the-fly.)