go() resumes the debugged process and returns control to the debugger only when the debugger is stopped again - triggered by a breakpoint or when debugging is stopped manually via Ctrl+Break.
Using breakin() is hardly needed during normal operation due to the fact that the script is usually run while the debugger is already breaking. And at this time, the breakin() method does not make sense. In order to be able to stop a running process, the script has to create a separate thread and then call the function.
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