Hopefully work like this has the side effect of people making debuggers work again. In my experience they seldom do these days (except in old-school tech like C

Hopefully work like this has the side effect of people making debuggers work again. In my experience they seldom do these days (except in old-school tech like C, C++, golang). Presumably because the younger folks were told in college that debugging wasn't necessary. I don't mean debuggers just don't run, rather that they're sufficiently broken that they're not worthwhile using. Perhaps an LLM that adds print statements to code and reads the output would be more in keeping with the times?