debug: Always including Input and Data variable scopes
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even when there are no explicit `input` and `data` documents. This makes discoverability of the scopes much better, as users will know to expect them. Whereas, if it's only enabled/visible when there is an actual document, a user who has not come across it before might not realize it should appear, and can therefore be slow to realize scenarios where their setup is expecting an `input` document, but is missing it for some reason. Signed-off-by: Johan Fylling <johan.dev@fylling.se>
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even when there are no explicit
inputanddatadocuments.This makes discoverability of the scopes much better, as users will know to expect them. Whereas, if it's only enabled/visible when there is an actual document, a user who has not come across it before might not realize it should appear, and can therefore be slow to realize scenarios where their setup is expecting an
inputdocument, but is missing it for some reason.