UI for setting compiled funcs/mods

[pfitzseb]

Requires julia-vscode/DebugAdapter.jl#31.
Fixes #1880.

There are still a few issues with the UI and I'd like to add an input because the default search is kinda bad (too fuzzy).

[pfitzseb]

Improved the UI/UX a bunch:

This still only works for the attached debugger, but feels pretty good so far. I've also added some better defaults, but haven't played around with them too much.

[davidanthoff]

This is amazing!

Should we remove the UI for compile mode in the breakpoints section then?

[pfitzseb]

Hm, we maybe can move the functionality to our own UI, but I'm not as confident in my own sync code compared to the breakpoint handling. Will play around with adding an extra button to toggle compiled mode though.

Oh, and I also don't know how to display this only for Julia debug sessions, but I'm pretty sure there is a way.

[pfitzseb]

Now supports setting functions as interpreted, so we can force all of Base to run in compiled mode except for some functions (I've set a list of default functions here, but not sure how sensible that one is). Requires JuliaDebug/JuliaInterpreter.jl#468.

[pfitzseb]

Alright, this is the workflow for whitelisting certain functions in a compiled module to be interpreted:

I've also added a button for temporarily toggling compiled mode (the red breakpoint looking thing), so we don't abuse the breakpoint UI for that anymore. I think this should be good to go into the next minor in this state.

[oxinabox]

Are these by defining module, or by namespace module?
i.e. will this also compile my overoads of Base.map(f, ::MyType) etc?

[pfitzseb]

These are for all methods of that function, so -Base.map will force interpreted mode for all overloads.

[oxinabox]

We should look into working out how to do it by definitition location, but that can be a follow up PR?

[pfitzseb]

Well, this list could be method based instead of function based, but I'm not sure whether that's particularly useful.

[timholy]

I do think there's some reason to think seriously about interpreting -Statistics.mean to signify "all methods of Statistics.mean that are owned by Statistics." That said, perhaps it doesn't much matter: if I've written a specialization in a package, it's unlikely I mix that with calls to methods defined in other modules.

[davidanthoff]

Fantastic, just needs a merge conflict resolution.

[pfitzseb]

Ok, breakpoints now work at least in foreach/map/generators/loops on Julia 1.5. Also fixed an issue with frame cache invalidation.

[davidanthoff]

Needs merge conflict resolution. Looks to me as if someone updated the submodules on the branch, which is never a good idea :)

[pfitzseb]

Yeah, I checked in submodules because this needed a branch of DebugAdapter to work. Should be all good now :)