fix(debugger): restrict line breakpoints

[kopavel]

Summary

Fixes #658.

Restricts RobotCodeLineBreakpointType to Robot Framework .robot and .resource files.

Previously, canPutAt() returned true unconditionally, making the RobotCode line breakpoint type applicable to unrelated files such as C# sources. In Rider this could cause newly created C# breakpoints to be registered as RobotCode breakpoints instead of .NET breakpoints.

Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Refactor / internal change
• Documentation
• Build / CI / tooling
• Breaking change

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Additional notes

The JetBrains plugin was successfully rebuilt after the change.

The fix was also tested in Rider 2026.2.2 with RobotCode 2.7.0 by replacing the affected compiled breakpoint classes in the installed plugin.

Verified manually:

• .robot and .resource files continue to support RobotCode breakpoints.
• Newly created .cs breakpoints are handled by the Rider/.NET debugger.
• Existing .NET breakpoints continue to work.

[d-biehl]

Thanks a lot for the PR! Both changes are fixed now: the breakpoint fix for #658 is already on main, and the default extension for resource files follows with the next push and lists you as co-author. Both will be part of the next RobotCode release, so I'm closing this PR.

One thing to watch out for: canPutAt here compares the file itself with the file type (file == RobotSuiteFileType). A VirtualFile is never equal to a FileType, so the check always returns false and would turn off breakpoints in .robot and .resource files as well. It has to look at the file's type instead, file.fileType == RobotSuiteFileType, which is what the fix on main does.