feat: Conditional and hit count breakpoints #114
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Introduces support for conditional expression breakpoints and for hit count breakpoints. - Conditional breakpoints evaluate a given expression at the breakpoint and only stops if it evaluates to True. - Hit count breakpoints receive an Int and decrease the count everytime the breakpoint is hit. When it reaches 0 the breakpoint is stopped at. (i.e. ignore the first `n :: Int` times the breakpoint is hit. Fixes #111
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Introduces support for conditional expression breakpoints and for hit count breakpoints.
Conditional breakpoints evaluate a given expression at the
breakpoint and only stops if it evaluates to True.
Hit count breakpoints receive an Int and decrease the count everytime
the breakpoint is hit. When it reaches 0 the breakpoint is stopped at.
(i.e. ignore the first
n :: Inttimes the breakpoint is hit.Fixes #111