2.0.0.353

• Added Application_Trace_Results.log as a short, plain-language Trace report with
  separate Failures, Warnings and Passes sections and one-line explanations for each
  captured application target. Trace now opens this report first while retaining the
  detailed Application_Portability_Report.log and Application_Trace_Summary.log.
• Corrected the plain-language Trace report so Windows-blocked write-capable requests
  are short WARN entries rather than portability FAIL entries. Their operation, result,
  process and target are shown; FAIL is reserved for X-Launcher configuration or
  runtime failures, including the related INI section and key when available.
• Changed plain-language Trace PASS entries to show the most specific matching INI
  setting, including automatic Options, Environment paths, Junctions and general
  FileSystem roots. Removed the launcher-action target count from the simple report;
  launcher-only activity remains available in the advanced report.
• Separated blocked write attempts from the plain-language Trace warning count and
  labelled them BLOCKED instead of WARN. Repetitive access-denied targets in the
  Windows DriverStore are condensed into one summary while the advanced report
  retains every individual target.
• Excluded Windows-managed NTFS volume metadata such as C:$LogFile from the
  plain-language Trace portability warnings while retaining it in a dedicated
  advanced-report section for diagnostic evidence.
• Added generic Trace classifications for Windows-owned system changes and
  clustered installer or driver-package staging. The simple report condenses
  these separately from portability warnings, while the advanced report retains
  every individual target. No application or process names are hardcoded.
• Kept every unmanaged registry write in Trace WARNINGS. Generic SYSTEM
  classification now applies only to Windows-owned files/folders and installer
  staging, so registry activity is never hidden solely because of its path.