Build(deps): Bump amrita-sense from 0.7.0 to 0.8.0

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Bumps amrita-sense from 0.7.0 to 0.8.0.

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V0.8.0

✨ Highlights

🔍 GDB-Style Disassembly View

The debugger now renders a compiled workflow graph the way GDB renders machine code — an address-mapped instruction sequence with segments instead of an indentation tree.

segment [root]:
=>[0] (top) ALIAS top; alias for Alpha
  [1]       CALL top -> [0]; CallNode
  [2]       *segment [2]
  [3]       JMP [0]; GOTO 'top'
  [4]       NOP; no operation
segment [2]:
[2, 0] JMPIF then=#3 else=+3; ConditionJumpNode
[2, 1] Cond; Cond

• dis(inter, *, around=5) prints a window of instructions around the program counter; pass around=None for the whole graph, or use disassemble() to get the same text as a string.
• => marks the program counter, exactly like GDB. Nested containers appear as *segment [n] reference lines and get their own block, so deep graphs stay flat.
• step(), step_over(), step_out() and cont() print the listing automatically at every stop. Silence it globally with code_disp.AUTO_DIS = False.
• Colourised output through colorama when stdout is a terminal (force with code_disp.COLOR = True/False). Colour is applied after column padding, so it never shifts the instruction column.
• Operand notation mirrors the pointer operations: [1, 0] (absolute, far_to), [#3](https://github.com/AmritaBot/AmritaSense/issues/3) (slot in the node's own segment, near_to), +2 / -1 (delta inside the segment, offset).
• Contract-safe: the listing walks the AbstractCompose contract rather than concrete classes, so a DLLComposeProxy or custom rendered graph works — an unbuilt container is shown as (unreadable) instead of aborting the listing.

🏷️ Self-Describing Instructions: __sdb_dis__ / __sdb_cmt__

Nodes can now describe their own line in a listing through two soft-constraint magic attributes:

Attribute	Effect
__sdb_dis__	The mnemonic shown in the instruction column.
__sdb_cmt__	When not None, overrides the comment after ; (defaults to the node tag).

Three declaration forms are supported, all resolved through a plain getattr at disassembly time:

• Class attribute — a fixed mnemonic shared by every instance.
• @property — a value derived from instance state. It re-reads on every listing, so nothing needs re-assigning after a recompile; the property is a data descriptor, which is what keeps the value single-sourced.
• Instance attribute — for factory-created instructions whose operand only exists inside a closure (PUSH_STACK, INTERRUPT_INTO, …).

The built-in instruction set now annotates itself throughout: JMP, CALL, CALL.FAR, PUSH, JMPIF, WHILE, DO, TRY, FN, EVENT, BATCH, and the native fast-path set NJMPIF / NWHILE / NDO.CHECK / NENTER.

⏸️ Breakpoint Resume Semantics Fixed

A breakpoint stops execution before its node runs. Previously, the middleware re-checked breakpoints at the same address before the node had executed, so cont() re-hit the same breakpoint forever and could never make progress. The debugger now remembers the address it stopped on (resume_at) so the next cont() executes that node and moves on:

>>> cont(inter)   # runs everything up to 'my_node', stops before it
</tr></table> 

... (truncated)

Commits

• 78e5fcb build(deps): bump js-yaml from 3.15.1 to 3.15.2 (#49)
• e05571a build(deps): bump cachetools from 7.1.8 to 7.2.0 (#50)
• e2ce1db Add GDB-style disassembly and improve debugger control (#52)
• e17277e ci: pin GitHub Actions to commit SHAs and set read-only default permissions (...
• 4ea6c43 build(deps): bump anyio from 4.14.2 to 4.15.1 (#48)
• 7f7f23d build(deps): bump cachetools from 7.1.7 to 7.1.8 (#47)
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