Write compiled AST to temp file when CGX_DEBUG is set#175
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When CGX_DEBUG is enabled, write the formatted generated Python source to a temporary file and use it as the compile filename. The formatted source is reparsed so line numbers in the code object match the file on disk, allowing debuggers (pdb, PyCharm, VS Code) to step through the generated render methods with correct source display.
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When CGX_DEBUG is enabled, write the formatted generated Python source to a temporary file and use it as the compile filename. The formatted source is reparsed so line numbers in the code object match the file on disk, allowing debuggers (pdb, PyCharm, VS Code) to step through the generated render methods with correct source display.