Host: log exception if a service factory fails #112534
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Currently, the host doesn't log any exception if a
IHostedServiceorIStartupValidatorservice factory fails. If you useRunAsyncyou also have no way to log it yourself since the host has already been disposed after it returns (see also #72225).This catches any exceptions thrown by the
GetServicecalls and logs and re-throws the exception, similiarly on how it is already done for exceptions inStartAsyncetc. .