[Core][Logging] Add last frame information for better debugging #4278
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When the process hangs after returning to a function, it is unclear where is the process, and users have to analyze the call chain manually. This PR adds the
fromandtoinformation directly in the log file, so that debugging issues like #4277 will be easier.