Add dotnet-trace to Debug ThreadPool Starvation #46251
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Summary
In .NET 9, a new event was added (dotnet/runtime#94737) to help diagnose thread pool starvation. It is documented in dotnet-trace #40852.
In this PR, I'm adding a section to Debug ThreadPool Starvation to show how to collect this event, and analyze it using both PerfView and a cross-platform tool that I made in Blazor.
cc @kouvel @noahfalk who helped implementing this event
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