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The program-counter marker is tied to the file execution stopped in. It was
drawn wherever the stopped line number matched, so in a project with more
than one source it marked an unrelated line in whatever buffer was showing.
Document lookup compares whole trailing path components rather than the bare
file name, so src/main.asm and lib/main.asm are no longer the same file.
Stepping into a source that is not open opens it, instead of leaving the
editor on the previous file as though execution had never left it.
Jumping to a build error goes to the file the diagnostic names. The cursor
moved in whatever document was active, which in a multi-source project is
almost never the right one, and a failed build does this automatically.