lldb control flow branch-skip unexpectely ends **inside** control flow block about zig HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey @travisstaloch!

i see output alles gut

Yeah, this is my fault, I should have made more apparent the issue that my minimum repo is trying to demonstrate -- it's an issue that only crops up during debugging. As mentioned above, the issue is that the debugger (after the predicate evaluates false resulting in a requisite skip of the while block) shows that execution has jumped to the last line inside the while block, instead of the first line after/outside of the while block.

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when i run this w/ 0.12.0-dev.1871+e426ae43a, i see output alles gut. so i think this means it has been fixed. i wish i could point to an issue or pull request where it changed but i can't think of anything at the moment.

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Steps to reproduce:

• zig build
• Set a break point on the first line of Weird.next()
• In VS Code, run the launch job Zibug Tests
• Step through, until the while loop should be seemingly skipped
• Observe that the instruction jumps briefly to the end (inside) of the while block (it seems to be an off by one alignment thing), although note that nothing happens.
• Press step over again -- note that we've made it to the place we expected to get to -- outside the while block (which will ultimately result in an alles gut)

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Closing this issue, as I've done a poor job of explaining it, and will reopen the issue in kind.

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