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DbgModule, DebugTarget and DbgExprEvaluator now reach the debugger only through DbgTargetHost, so they compile without WinDebugger.h and can be built on Linux (BF_DBG_HOST, off by default). Windows behaviour is unchanged.
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Groundwork for running DbgModule and DbgExprEvaluator on Linux with LLDB providing process control, instead of re-implementing Beef semantics on top of LLDB's C++ expression parser.
DbgTargetHost: the debugger services DbgModule, DebugTarget and DbgExprEvaluator need (memory, registers, frames, call setup, hot-swap memory, instruction decode). WinDebugger implements it; 12 one-line overrides, everything else already existed.No behaviour change. Windows build and test suite pass (191/191); Linux suite passes (132/132).