[EventTrace] AddEventPipe filter data parsing #109624
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Only keep implemented filter types in enum Add EventPipe parsing to nativeaot counterpart Add bounds check on value portion of buffer
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Fixes #102572
This PR follows-up on #102612 (comment) and #102612 (comment) by extending the FilterData parsing to cover EventPipe scenarios.
Testing
Checked the value of l64ClientSequenceNumber after enabling an EventPipe session with
dotnet trace collect -n sampleapp --providers "Microsoft-Windows-DotNETRuntime:800000:5:mihw=whim;GCSeqNumber=2024"and saw0x7e8.