Exception thrown during custom counter creation will break other counters

Describe the Bug
As the title, when Counter+ broadcasts a level start event to all the custom counters, if there is an uncought exception, it will cause this broadcast function to terminate. As a result all the counters that would load after this bugged counter will not reveive the event. Then they won't load.

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This comment in the issue of my custom counter shows the log when my custom counter threw an uncought exception.

[INFO @ 19:46:02 | HRCounter] Refreshing Settings
[INFO @ 19:46:02 | HRCounter] Creating counter
[INFO @ 19:46:02 | HRCounter] Creating new WebSocket
[INFO @ 19:46:02 | _] 14/08/2021 19:46:02|Fatal|WebSocket.connect|An error has occurred during a TLS handshake.
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil] Error occurred while initializing IInitializable with type 'CountersPlus.Counters.Event_Broadcasters.CounterEventBroadcaster'
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil] System.InvalidOperationException: The current state of the connection is not Open.
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at WebSocketSharp.WebSocket.Send (System.String data) [0x0001a] in <7a2bdf4fe6004810ba771c682597b1d8>:0 
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at HRCounter.Data.HypeRate.CreateAndConnectSocket () [0x0007e] in <058d33a233044f7692f5b438d1c18b19>:0 
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at HRCounter.Data.HypeRate.Start () [0x00007] in <058d33a233044f7692f5b438d1c18b19>:0 
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at HRCounter.HRCounter.CounterInit () [0x00053] in <058d33a233044f7692f5b438d1c18b19>:0 
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at CountersPlus.Counters.Event_Broadcasters.CounterEventBroadcaster.Initialize () [0x00015] in <85e7d6fc15a141cb8afa3ea6afdf8fc6>:0 
[CRITICAL @ 19:46:02 | SiraUtil]   at (wrapper dynamic-method) Zenject.InitializableManager.DMD<Zenject.InitializableManager::Initialize>(Zenject.InitializableManager)

Maybe add a try block into the CounterEventBroadcaster.Initialize foreach loop? So a bugged counter won't affect others.

Additional context
This problem was found when fixing my own custom counter. lol

Start at CounterEventBroadcaster.Initialize and inspect the foreach loop that broadcasts the level start event to custom counters. Reproduce the failure with a counter that throws during initialization, then verify that later counters still receive the event when one counter fails.