IntelliJ doesn't seem to have it either, which is a pity. It happens quite often that I accidentally step over a line that does something I wanted to step into. In VS, if I know that that line doesn't have any bad side effects when executed twice, I can just pull the instruction pointer (the yellow arrow) back up and step into the line this time.
Another thing I frequently miss in other debuggers is being able to place break-points on statements, not just lines, e.g. the individual parts in a for loop header.
Another thing I frequently miss in other debuggers is being able to place break-points on statements, not just lines, e.g. the individual parts in a for loop header.