Fix PowerShellProcess.dipose() to fire the onExited event idempotently
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It was only firing when the terminal was closed, not whenever the process exited (which didn't make sense given its name and how we were using it). Also had to be idempotent.
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It was only firing when the terminal was closed, not whenever the process exited (which didn't make sense given its name and how we were using it). Good find @JustinGrote.
Also had to be idempotent.