fix: 🐛 Fix bug that prevents breakpoints to be hit inside custom gate definition #7
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…finitions Custom gate definitions are defined with start position at `gate...` and end position at their closing `}`. Therefore, when putting a breakpoint at any location within those bounds, it was always attached to the function. Now, if a breakpoint would be attached to a function, we first check if it would fit better to one of the gates inside it.
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Custom gate definitions are defined with start position at
gate...and end position at their closing}. Therefore, when putting a breakpoint at any location within those bounds, it was always attached to the function. Now, if a breakpoint would be attached to a function, we first check if it would fit better to one of the gates inside it.Checklist: