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Allow to customize the tracebacks one error #58

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To allow users to get as much information as they need, add two new
options to the command line invocation that allows to:

  • Customize how many stacks to show for every allocation.
  • Obtain native traces and show the hybrid stack.

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Can you resolve the merge conflicts, add changelog and fix the CI?

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Can you resolve the merge conflicts, add changelog and fix the CI?

Done

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To allow users to get as much information as they need, add two new
options to the command line invocation that allows to:

* Customize how many stacks to show for every allocation.
* Obtain native traces and show the hybrid stack.

Signed-off-by: Pablo Galindo <pablogsal@gmail.com>
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