fix: Set Profiler logger to initialized when configuration load fails

[tippmar-nr]

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fix: Set Profiler logger to initialized when configuration load fails. (#3015)
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The profiler log file wasn't being set as "initialized" until after the configuration was successfully loaded. This prevented errors that occurred during configuration load from being written to the log file, with the symptom being a profiler log with no content.

This fix sets the logger to "initialized" just before the second attempt to load the configuration, ensuring that the exception thrown during that attempt gets logged.

Sample output:

[Error] 2025-03-03 21:50:58 The global newrelic.config file was not found at: C:\source\repos\newrelic-dotnet-agent\src\Agent\newrelichome_x64_coreclr
[Error] 2025-03-03 21:51:12 An exception was thrown while initializing the profiler. The profiler will be detached now.

Fixes #3014

[nrcventura]

🥇

[nr-ahemsath]

👍

[nrcventura]

See the comment about the logger not getting initialized if console logging is enabled.

[codecov-commenter]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 82.11%. Comparing base (663ca40) to head (0ff7a9d).

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