Don't automatically open disassembler view when "pausing" execution or when getting a SIG* signal with the debugger
Currently while debugging a program, a disassembler view opens when I click the "pause" button (the left most one in the debugger buttons strip), or when the debugged program receives a signal (e.g. SIGTRAP). This is a bit annoying as when I'm pausing the program (or just that it crashes), I want to see the line where the program paused/stopped, so I can look at the surrounding code, print variables and just understand what's happening. Here I need to close this view I don't have a use for, then I can actually look at the code. I doubt lots of people really debug their programs by looking at the assembly code, as that's just way too low-level to be of any use the vast majority of the time (e.g. not debugging a glibc/gcc bug…). So while it might be useful sometimes to some people, I don't think it should show up inadvertedly like it does currently. Instead, it should be opened only when requested, by e.g. having a button to open it in the debugger "Registers" tab, or just by having a "Disassembler" debugger tab dedicated to it?