This Merge request resolves [Wine-Bug #58588](https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58588). The underlying problem was that services started on their own, non-interactive winstation, but within the current user's session. This is trivially not the case for system services on Windows: they run, by design, in other user contexts (e.g. NTAUTHORITY\SYSTEM). Whenever a service wants to start a process within another user's graphical session, it needs to set the session id to the correct value. This may be done using the WTS API. This MR implements this functionality in a (hopefully) wine-compatible way: 1. Patch wineserver so tokens can be transferred to other sessions 2. Implement NtSetInformationToken for TokenSessionId 3. Change the session of non-interactive services to session 0 (from the default session 1) in addition to setting their desktop to `__wineservice_winstation\Default` 4. Let CreateProcessAsUserW reset the desktop to the default value `__winsta0\Default` if the session of the to-be-created process is not a service session. This avoids implementing all user and session handling in-depth while still allowing the underlying functionality to work. A real-world user of this mechanism is the Dassault 3DEXPERIENCE launcher, which runs as a system service and wants to open interactive child processes within a user's scope. -- v4: kernelbase: Let CreateProcessInternalW overwrite the desktop if needed services: start services with session id 0 wtsapi32: Make WTSQueryUserToken return a token with correct session id ntdll: Implement NtSetInformationToken for TokenSessionId server: Allow changing of session id for process tokens https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/merge_requests/9843