languages/zig: Added dap support #581
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Implemented DAP support for zig. Included comment regarding redundant `dap.adapters.lldb` code when both clang and zig dap modules are enabled.
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Cleaned up code from the zig dap implementation for consistency.
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Implemented DAP support for zig. Included comment regarding redundant
dap.adapters.lldbcode when both clang and zig dap modules are enabled. Redundant code does NOT break when both clang and zig dap are enabled during tests.Sanity Checking
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