session: unblock a cancelled stdin write when the kill fails - #113
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Closing the output reader only ends the read phase. A command still blocked in writeCommand held the session lock, so Close could not close stdin either. Cut stdin in cancelNow (and in Close, before the lock) so a failed kill still returns. Fixes Daily-AC#112
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A cancel that cannot kill the process group already cuts the output reader so the read phase returns. The submit phase was still stuck:
writeCommandholds the session lock while blocked on a full stdin pipe, andClosewaited for that lock before closing stdin.cancelNow(andClose) now close stdin without taking the lock, so a blocked write returns. The kill error is still attached toErrSessionCancelled.Fixes #112