AVM: fix early eval exits for Debugger #4719
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Co-authored-by: Michael Diamant <michaeldiamant@users.noreply.github.com>
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@jannotti Thanks for fixing - I confirmed TestDryrunEarlyExit fails in master as intended.
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When the Debugger is set, we were using a defer() to set the debugstate on every exit from eval(). Unfortunately, we exited for some conditions before the debugState was setup, so there was a nil pointer dereference while trying to communicate the error to the Debugger.
This moves those error checks down until after the debugState is setup. It also has the tiny advantage of not setting up the defer() unless it is needed (cx.Debugger is set)
(This contains some final specs changes approved by Foundation as well.)