fix(issue-details): Always attach lineno to Java frames in 'raw' view#104387
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fix(issue-details): Always attach lineno to Java frames in 'raw' view#104387
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changes look good, my java knowledge is near zero
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It's useful to display lineno for Java frames even if there's no filename, because retracing tools can retrace stacktrace purely relying on line numbers.
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Now this output can actually be plain copy-pasted into another retrace tool and successfully remap back to the original stacktrace