Restore Clean Exit Code For Single SIGINT Shutdowns#224
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Summary
Re-align exit code semantics so a single SIGINT (the supported, clean shutdown path) returns
0, while forced or unclean shutdowns return a SIGINT-coded exit value.Behavior
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This change restores the pre-regression behavior and matches the intended contract for SIGINT-triggered shutdowns.
Closes #223