Windows service to listen linux logs and write to Windows Event logs

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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
The problem is about observability of what users are doing inside WSL2. As an IT manager I want to use my windows log aggregator to capture linux logs (from the user activity in the linux distribution)

**Describe the solution you'd like**
I would like a predefined windows services that could listen WSL rsyslog (or others ?) and write these logs to windows event log. If a shell script independent of the distribution is provided that could be an added value.
The windows service must be resilient and be able to log everything configured in WSL. In post mortem analysis we don't want to lose traces.
Depending on how it listens WSL, the port to listen could be configured.
The predefined shell script could also be configured to identify the level of logs

**Describe alternatives you've considered**
Current solution:
- manual configuration of rsyslog to send logs to a dedicated port
- manual writing of a windows services that listen this port and write to Windows Event Log

**Additional context**
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No files, tests, or entry points are identified in the issue. Start by researching how WSL rsyslog or other Linux logging can be received and how a Windows service writes to Windows Event Log; done would require a resilient configurable service and an optional distribution-independent shell script.

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