Support breakpoints in Rider - #201
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This introduces C# backend for Rider.
For .NET debugging in Rider, this is a requirement that backend language support should provide "breakpoint variants" — usually this means that it is supposed to control whether there are several statements on one line, or something like that (and thus Rider should mark them accordingly and/or allow the user to choose which statements they wish to break on). For our purpose, a basic
LineBreakpointwill suffice.This, in turn, requires some at-least-rudimentary backend syntactic structure, which this PR also provides.
Thje build relies on Rider SDK, downloaded by Gradle.
Meaning that opening or building of the Rider plugin backend solution will require to call
./gradlew :prepare../gradlew buildPluginwill set everything up and build automatically. So far, external JDK and .NET SDK are both required to call./gradlew buildPlugin.