Add gspy for live Golang malware analysis#264
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Added gspy to the Debugging and Reverse Engineering section. gspy allows analysts to trace syscalls made by specific goroutines in live Go binaries without affecting process performance or memory integrity (utilizing eBPF and process_vm_readv). Great for analyzing Go-based backdoors and C2 agents.