2023-09-22 C#: DEBUG and RELEASE mode conditional function

When writing a program, in some cases you may want a certain piece of code to be executed only in Debug mode but not in Release mode.
Using
```
[Conditional("DEBUG")]
```
for conditional execution between DEBUG and RELEASE modes.
With [Conditional(“DEBUG”)] declaration, the function only been executed in DEBUG mode

Example

[Conditional("DEBUG")]
private static void DEBUG_DumpCanSendMessage()
{
  Console.WriteLine(">> " 
    + Global.CanMsgSend.ID.ToString("X03") + ":"
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[0].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[1].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[2].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[3].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[4].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[5].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[6].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgSend.DATA[7].ToString("X02")
    );
}

[Conditional("DEBUG")]
private static void DEBUG_DumpCanReceivedMessage()
{
  Console.WriteLine("<< "
    + Global.CanMsgReceived.ID.ToString("X03") + ":"
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[0].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[1].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[2].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[3].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[4].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[5].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[6].ToString("X02")
    + " " + Global.CanMsgReceived.DATA[7].ToString("X02")
    );
}

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