use `--debug=why` option for `make`

hi!

the GNU make added new flags to debug option in version 4.4
one of them is why which prints info on why something is being made
i have tried it on local system with simple projects like cs50x/psets/5/inheritance, the output is a one-liner and straight forward plain english of what is happening - seems perfect for beginners.
i can totally imagine @ dmalan explaining it in lectures as such lol 😆 (hope u don't mind 😅)

and this line here shows the output name or more precisely target name which in this case is inheritance, and the reason or the file used for the target which in this case as shown is inheritance.c

all right, any questions upto this moment

output of make with this option:

$ make --debug=why --silent inheritance
<builtin>: update target 'inheritance' due to: inheritance.c

so, this issue is just about that: including the option --debug=why in the cs50 configuration for make

the make --version in the cs50 codespaces for me is shown to be GNU Make 4.3
that would need to be updated to at least GNU Make 4.4 for this option to work,
otherwise currently it shows the error: make: *** unknown debug level specification 'w'. Stop.

i tried running update50 in the codespaces to see if it would resolve it, but it is always showing the following error, and i have no idea why

$ update50
Failed to connect extension server on port 1337.
Please refresh the page and try again.

this issue is

cs50 / cli