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PR Review — feat(repl): integrate Debugger into REPL with GDB-style debug commands

Decision

Merge Ready ✓

Merge Readiness Summary

This PR is merge-ready. It adds well-scoped debugging functionality to the REPL with comprehensive test coverage, clean architecture, and no breaking changes. The implementation correctly reuses existing interp.Debugger APIs, maintains a persistent debugger for breakpoint storage across sessions, and creates fresh session debuggers to avoid stale hook state.

Analysis

Scope Control ✓

• Feature is focused on integrating Debugger into REPL
• No unrelated cleanups or refactors
• All new commands (.break, .breaks, .clear, .enable, .disable, .debug) are documented
• Commit history is clean (single focused commit)

Correctness ✓

• Breakpoint Management: Commands properly parse "ip" and "fn:ip" specs, store/retrieve by ID
• Debug Execution: Creates fresh interp.Debugger() per session (correct design choice)
• State Flow: Copies enabled breakpoints from persistent REPL debugger to session debugger, avoids stale hook state
• Error Handling: All command paths check arguments and return descriptive errors
• Edge Cases: Empty program handled, invalid IDs caught, scanner errors propagated

Test Coverage ✓

18 new test cases covering:

• Empty program, no breakpoints
• Breakpoint creation (both "ip" and "fn:ip" syntax)
• Breakpoint listing, clearing, enable/disable
• Debug execution with step mode (stops at first instruction)
• Breakpoint hits during continue
• Stack/locals/globals/frames inspection
• Shorthand commands (s, c, q)
• Error conditions (invalid IDs, unknown commands)
• Reset clearing breakpoints

Architecture Consistency ✓

• debugger field added to REPL struct with lazy initialization
• Fresh session debuggers prevent hook state pollution
• Reuses interp.NewDebugger, WithDebugger, ErrStopped without modification
• Follows existing REPL command parsing and output formatting patterns
• Helper functions (printLocals, printGlobals, printFrames) mirror existing style

Risk & Compatibility ✓

• New feature, no breaking changes
• All existing commands unchanged (except .reset documentation)
• Public API unchanged
• Low deployment risk

Maintainability ✓

• Descriptive function names (doBreak, debugLoop, printBreakpoints)
• Single responsibility per function
• Consistent with codebase style
• Minimal, focused code

Findings

Potential Documentation Note

The file docs/guides/repl.md is completely replaced. Previously it contained "Guide: Adding a New Opcode"; now it's the REPL guide. If the opcode guide should remain in the repo, it may need to be restored separately. This appears intentional for this PR but worth confirming.

Final Recommendation

Merge — This PR meets all merge-readiness criteria. The implementation is correct, well-tested, architecturally sound, and introduces no risk to existing functionality.

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