Med Ismail Bennani
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Give `frame recognizer add -l` a formal ScriptedStackFrameRecognizerInterface, matching the architecture already used by ScriptedProcess, ScriptedBreakpoint, etc.: a C++ interface header, a Python-backed implementation built on ScriptedPythonInterface's CreatePluginObject/Dispatch machinery, PluginManager registration, and a generatable Python ABC template (scripted_stackframe_recognizer.py). get_recognized_arguments' documented contract returns a plain list of lldb.SBValue (not an lldb.SBValueList), so it bypasses the generic Dispatch<ValueObjectListSP>() extractor and calls the SWIG bridge directly, matching the legacy behavior exactly. ScriptedStackFrameRecognizer now holds a single interface object created once in its constructor and reused across every RecognizeFrame() call, same lifecycle as before. Signed-off-by: Med Ismail Bennani <ismail@bennani.ma> (cherry picked from commit a07b91d8243b8a8051dbbe5739eacc7942269c61)
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