adds documentation for debugging in IDE #219
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The provided documentation offers comprehensive guidance on effectively debugging applications within the Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It covers essential debugging techniques, such as setting breakpoints, step-through debugging, variable inspection, and exception handling. The documentation also highlights best practices, including familiarizing with IDE debugging tools, writing clean code, and collaborating with the development team to share knowledge. By leveraging the strategies outlined in this documentation, developers can enhance their problem-solving skills and deliver more robust and reliable software. The step-by-step instructions, coupled with practical examples, make this documentation a valuable resource for both novice and experienced developers working on the QAnything project.