DetourUpdateThread with non-pseudo current thread handle will freeze the thread.

When running the following code, detours will suspend the current thread, with no way of resuming it, possibly resulting in a process deadlock if this is done in DllMain.

HANDLE hThread = OpenThread(THREAD_SUSPEND_RESUME, false, GetCurrentThreadId());
DetoursUpdateThread(hThread);
// no code will execute after this point.

This is caused by https://github.com/microsoft/Detours/blob/master/src/detours.cpp#L1854 only checking against the pseudo-handle instead of also checking if the TID of the handle matches the current thread's.
This if check can be safely replaced by GetThreadId(hThread) == GetCurrentThreadId() to handle both real and pseudo handles to the current thread (although there might be a slight performance gain due to less API calls by still explicitly checking if it's a pseudo handle)

Start at src/detours.cpp around line 1854, where DetoursUpdateThread checks whether the target is the current thread. Reproduce the issue with the OpenThread/GetCurrentThreadId example on Windows, then verify that a real handle to the current thread no longer suspends execution and that the code after DetoursUpdateThread runs.