When debugging multithreaded targets, there was a potential race in
handling a breakpoint where thread A hits a breakpoint while thread B is
single stepping to the breakpoint.
The fix is, when single stepping, to resume a single thread instead of
all threads that are single stepping.
The step out functionality has also been removed from this layer in part
to keep things simple here. Clients can implement their own step out
logic if needed.
This helps keep nodes on scalesets that use `latest` OS image SKUs reasonably up-to-date with OS patches without disrupting running fuzzing tasks with patch reboot cycles.
In combination with the already-merged #416, this PR closes#414.
This expands the documentation to demonstrate how nested lists are handled in practice, as well as to provide examples for how to deal with the nested list expansion.
RS5-Pro is no longer updated in the Azure Marketplace. In order to ensure the Windows 10 VMs are regularly updated, we need to switch the default image to 20H2-Pro, which is regularly maintained.
Updates the following libraries in the service:
* azure-core
* azure-functions
* azure-identity
* azure-keyvault-keys
* azure-keyvault-secrets
* azure-mgmt-compute
* azure-mgmt-core
* azure-mgmt-loganalytics
* azure-mgmt-network
* azure-mgmt-resource
* azure-mgmt-storage
* azure-mgmt-subscription
* azure-storage-blob
* azure-storage-queue
* pydantic
* requests
* jsonpatch
Removes the following libraries in the service:
* azure-cli-core
* azure-cli-nspkg
* azure-mgmt-cosmosdb
* azure-servicebus
Updates the following libraries in the CLI:
* requests
* semver
* asciimatics
* pydantic
* tenacity
Updates the following libraries in onefuzztypes:
* pydantic
The primary "legacy" libraries are [azure-graphrbac](https://pypi.org/project/azure-graphrbac/) and azure-cosmosdb-table. The former has not been updated to use azure-identity yet. The later is being rewritten as [azure-data-tables](https://pypi.org/project/azure-data-tables/), but is still in early beta.
