Expression evaluator does not run inside static functions

[ineptNonsense]

Tested versions

Reproducible in 4.5.beta1
Not very relevant in earlier versions (this Issue continues #103979, which was merged into 4.5.beta1).

System information

Windows 11 - Godot v4.5.beta1

Issue description

When the debugger is paused inside a static function, the evaluator does not work at all,
instead, evaluating expressions causes the following behavior:
(1) The evaluator ignores its input and does not evaluate.
(2) Additionally, the debugger itself immediately continues running as if the user pressed "Continue".

Behavior (1) is an important feature I believe should exist, but behavior (2) is especially concerning as I have also observed it when triggering the bug that this PR fixed (happened to me in Godot 4.4.1.stable) meaning that possibly any bug other users will encounter with the evaluator might have unintended side effects.

Steps to reproduce

1. Write a static function (any static function will do).
2. Set a breakpoint inside the function.
3. Evaluate any expression with the debugger evaluator.

Minimal reproduction project (MRP)

godot-evaluator-static-bugs.zip

[AThousandShips]

The feature linked was merged in 4.4, not 4.5.beta1, did you link the wrong issue/PR?

[ineptNonsense]

The feature linked was merged in 4.4, not 4.5.beta1, did you link the wrong issue/PR?

Ohmygosh my bad!
I linked the wrong PR. Meant to link #103979 instead of #97647. I fixed the issue description. Thanks!

[ydeltastar]

This isn't a regression since it didn't work in 4.4 too. The linked PR is not related to the issue as well.

[ineptNonsense]

This isn't a regression since it didn't work in 4.4 too.

Agreed. Should I be able to edit the tags? (I do not seem to be able to)

The linked PR is not related to the issue as well.

The PR is related to running global code in the evaluator - but from my own tests in Godot 4.4.1 what specifically seemed to not be working is global static code.

Additionally, the symptoms for both issues are identical (on an error, the debugger forgets it's on a breakpoint and continues running code).

I know very little about the internals of Godot so I cannot promise they are related, but those are the reasons I felt it might be a good idea to connect the issues.

[ydeltastar]

The description gives the impression that PR is the cause of the issue, which is not the case. It got me a little confused, probably why it got a regression tag too. You can edit the description, but only official maintainers can edit tags.

To clarify, that PR was about using global class names in an evaluator's expression, while the issue here is that the evaluator doesn't work at all when the debugger is paused in a static function. These are different issues in terms of implementation.