While I spend a lot less time debugging in Elm than in JS, sometimes it's
useful to debug the generated Javascript.
This would be greatly simplified, if it was possible to add a `debugger;`
statement to the code.
What do people think of a new function added to the Debug module of
elm-lang/core, called breakpoint. It would work like the identity function,
but also include the `debugger;` statement, causing a breakpoint to happen
when the browsers dev-tools are open.
used like:
```
faultyFunction a b =
let
_ = Debug.breakpoint ()
in
a + b
```
Granted, this would cause a breakpoint to happen in the actual
Debug.breakpoint function, but since that function is very small, stepping
out of it is no big deal. The only other option I can think of is compiler
support, but I'm unsure how hard this would be to include.
Opinions?
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