attachp: add default target if not provided #2819
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Fixes #2815. The `attachp` command with no arguments will now attempt to attach to a process with the same name as the name of the binary loaded into the debugger.
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This PR updates the attachp command to use the current binary's name as the target if no argument is provided.
- The argument parser now accepts an optional target with improved help text.
- The attachp command defaults to using the loaded binary's name when no target is provided and displays an error if no binary is loaded.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Fixes #2815. The
attachpcommand with no arguments will now attempt to attach to a process with the same name as the name of the binary loaded into the debugger.