Add p [var] command to print all or selected frame variables#408
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…add tests Builds on #339 by Eric Berquist. Uses output_stream(state) like other commands, prints an error for variables not present in the frame, and adds a testset. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Picks up #339 by @berquist (original commit preserved) and adds a polish commit on top:
output_stream(state)like the other commands so output respects the terminal's color settingspprints all variables in the current frame (same asfr),p x [y ...]prints only the requested ones.Fixes #313
Closes #339
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