private void start(PythonAndConnection conn, String obj) {
		conn.execute("from ghidradbg.commands import *");
		if (obj != null)
			conn.execute("ghidra_trace_create('%s', wait=True)".formatted(obj));
		else
			conn.execute("ghidra_trace_create()");
	}
Tracing with the TTD.exe utility (or WinDbg for that matter) requires Administrative
privileges, which we cannot assume we have. Likely, we should assume we DO NOT have those.
Thus, it is up to the person running the tests to ensure the required trace output exists.
Follow the directions on MSDN to install the TTD.exe command-line utility, then issue the
following in an Administrator command prompt:

<pre>
C:
cd \TTD_Testing
ttd -launch cmd /c exit
</pre>

You may need to set ownership and/or permissions on the output to ensure the tests can read
it. You'll also need to install/copy the dbgeng.dll and related files to support TTD into
C:\TTD_Testing.
Ghidra/Test/DebuggerIntegrationTest/src/test.slow/java/agent/dbgeng/rmi/DbgEngMethodsTest.java