Support precise lambda highlighting for inline chained lambdas #812
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Highlights the specific lambda in the source when a lambda stack frame is selected by introducing a new lambda stackframe adapter
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Highlights the specific lambda in the source when a lambda stack frame is selected by introducing a new lambda stackframe adapter
Currently, it is difficult to determine which inline lambda is suspended when multiple lambdas appear on the same line, as the debugger highlights the entire line rather than the exact lambda expression.
This change highlights only the suspended lambda expression, making it easier for users to identify the precise inline lambda corresponding to the selected stack frame.
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