Fix database object-related trace flag check wording

This adds additional context to the checks for Trace Flags 834, 7745 and 7752 that have messages dependent on @CheckUserDatabasesObjects = 1 (Or that and @Bringthepain = 1 for database counts over 50).

So when you just ran sp_Blitz, you could end up with Trace Flag 7745 telling you that no databases have query store enabled even if you do (Because the check @QueryStoreInUse couldn't run)

Author: bwiggin10

sp_Blitz.sql

@@ -8562,6 +8562,7 @@ EXEC dbo.sp_MSforeachdb 'USE [?]; SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITT
 										CASE WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '652'  THEN '652 enabled globally, which disables pre-fetching during index scans. This is usually a very bad idea.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '661'  THEN '661 enabled globally, which disables ghost record removal, causing the database to grow in size. This is usually a very bad idea.'
 										     WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '834'  AND @ColumnStoreIndexesInUse = 1 THEN '834 is enabled globally, but you also have columnstore indexes. That combination is not recommended by Microsoft.'
+											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '834'  AND @CheckUserDatabaseObjects = 0 THEN '834 is enabled globally, but @CheckUserDatabaseObjects was set to 0, so we skipped checking if any databases have columnstore indexes. That combination is not recommended by Microsoft.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '1117' THEN '1117 enabled globally, which grows all files in a filegroup at the same time.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '1118' THEN '1118 enabled globally, which tries to reduce SGAM waits.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '1211' THEN '1211 enabled globally, which disables lock escalation when you least expect it. This is usually a very bad idea.'
@@ -8575,10 +8576,12 @@ EXEC dbo.sp_MSforeachdb 'USE [?]; SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITT
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '3226' THEN '3226 enabled globally, which keeps the event log clean by not reporting successful backups.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '3505' THEN '3505 enabled globally, which disables Checkpoints. This is usually a very bad idea.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '4199' THEN '4199 enabled globally, which enables non-default Query Optimizer fixes, changing query plans from the default behaviors.'
+											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7745' AND @CheckUserDatabaseObjects = 0 THEN '7745 enabled globally, which makes shutdowns/failovers quicker by not waiting for Query Store to flush to disk. This good idea loses you the non-flushed Query Store data. @CheckUserDatabaseObjects was set to 0, so we skipped checking if any databases have Query Store enabled.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7745' AND @QueryStoreInUse = 1 THEN '7745 enabled globally, which makes shutdowns/failovers quicker by not waiting for Query Store to flush to disk. This good idea loses you the non-flushed Query Store data.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7745' AND  @ProductVersionMajor > 12 THEN '7745 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. None of your databases have Query Store enabled, so why do you have this turned on?'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7745' AND  @ProductVersionMajor <= 12 THEN '7745 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. Query Store does not exist on your SQL Server version, so why do you have this turned on?'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7752' AND  @ProductVersionMajor > 14 THEN '7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. However, it has no effect in your SQL Server version. Consider turning it off.'
+											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7752' AND @CheckUserDatabaseObjects = 0 THEN '7752 enabled globally, which stops queries needing to wait on Query Store loading up after database recovery. @CheckUserDatabaseObjects was set to 0, so we skipped checking if any databases have Query Store enabled.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7752' AND @QueryStoreInUse = 1 THEN '7752 enabled globally, which stops queries needing to wait on Query Store loading up after database recovery.'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7752' AND  @ProductVersionMajor > 12 THEN '7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. None of your databases have Query Store enabled, so why do you have this turned on?'
 											 WHEN [T].[TraceFlag] = '7752' AND  @ProductVersionMajor <= 12 THEN '7752 enabled globally, which is for Query Store. Query Store does not exist on your SQL Server version, so why do you have this turned on?'