C#: Handle dotnet exec csc.dll and the likes in the Lua tracer#9989
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Looks good to me as well, thanks!
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This PR moves logic for handling
dotnet exec csc.dlland friends from the extractor into the new Lua tracer spec. The benefit of doing so is that we can avoid unnecessary process creations, and logically doing compiler matching belongs to the tracer spec, and not the extractor.Note that the logic has not yet been removed from the extractor; we will do so once the legacy tracer is retired.
Thanks to @criemen for helping out.