This data is called the BSOD log and is available in the BSOD log files. Windows 11/10 has a built-in log file viewer tool, Event Viewer.

When you run DISM tool, Windows creates its log and saves it on your disk. This article shows how to view DISM log files on Windows 11/10.

I'm looking for a log file viewer that can handle simultaneously viewing multiple arbitrarily wide log files. This is like 'less -S' or toggle-truncate-lines in emacs, where it *does not* do this ...