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feat: put debug labels in separated lines #22
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What / Why
New versions of Boriel BASIC requires Labels to be declared at the beginning of the line (so there can´t be more than 1 label per line).
This breaks ZXBasic Studio debugging, which inserts a label on every line of the file for tracking purposes (and some of
these lines might contain labels already). This solution fixes that by adding every label followed by a new line
\n. This works as expected and the debugging is accurated when hitting a breakpoint (i.e. the line displayed matches that of the code, etc).