ARMA3: Fixing tmux/debug module discrepancies#1077
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Fixes: #1059, #739, #651
The gist of the solution is to adhere to the escaping of just semicolons in the script, and using pure semicolons in debug mode.
Comments in the server script also updated to reflect the actual usage paradigm.