Read memory map from backend to fix infinite string search issue

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This PR implements comprehensive memory region reading from debug backends to resolve the critical performance issue where string search attempts to read the entire address space (0xffffffff or 0xffffffffffffffff bytes), causing operations to hang indefinitely.

Problem

Currently, the debugger only has limited segment information (binary path and start address) with no knowledge of segment lengths or memory permissions. This causes two major issues:

1. Infinite String Search: The DebuggerFileAccessor reports the entire address space as readable (UINT64_MAX), so string search tries to read all memory addresses, never completing.
2. Missing Memory Metadata: No information about memory permissions (rwx) or region types (stack, heap, modules).

Solution

Added complete memory region infrastructure with backend-specific implementations:

Core Infrastructure

• DebugMemoryRegion: New struct storing start/end addresses, permissions (read/write/execute), region name, and associated module
• GetMemoryRegions(): Virtual method added to DebugAdapter base class
• DebuggerMemoryRegions: Management class for caching and validating memory regions
• Memory Validation: DebuggerMemory::ReadBlock() now validates addresses against readable regions before attempting reads

Backend Implementations

• GDB Adapter: Parses /proc/PID/maps to extract detailed Linux memory layout with permissions
• LLDB Adapter: Uses SBProcess::GetMemoryRegionInfo() for cross-platform region enumeration
• DbgEng Adapter: Leverages IDebugDataSpaces::QueryVirtual() for Windows memory regions
• Fallback Support: Gracefully handles adapters without memory region support

Example Memory Layout (Linux)

0x400000-0x40b000 r-x /bin/ls          # Text segment
0x60a000-0x60b000 r-- /bin/ls          # Read-only data
0x1c1a000-0x1c3b000 rw- [heap]         # Heap region
0x7ffffffde000-0x7ffffffff000 rw- [stack] # Stack region

Performance Impact

Before: String search attempts to scan entire address space

• 32-bit: ~1M blocks (4GB ÷ 4KB blocks)
• 64-bit: Effectively infinite

After: Only scans valid memory regions

• Typical process: ~512 blocks (2MB ÷ 4KB blocks)
• Result: ~2000x performance improvement

Testing

Comprehensive test suite validates:

• Memory region parsing from /proc/maps format
• Address validation and boundary conditions
• Permission-based access control
• Edge cases (empty regions, overlaps, invalid ranges)
• Performance optimization verification

The implementation is robust, handles all edge cases, and provides graceful fallback when memory regions aren't available.

Fixes #96.

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