fix(cli): handle SIGHUP to prevent orphaned processes on terminal close #12718
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #10563, relates to #11225, #11527
When a terminal tab/window is closed, the OS sends SIGHUP to the process group. OpenCode has no SIGHUP handler, so the process ignores it and stays alive as an orphan under launchd (PPID=1), consuming memory indefinitely.
This adds SIGHUP and SIGTERM handlers to all long-running entry points:
opencode attachmode)opencode servemode)The layered approach works like this: command-specific handlers do graceful cleanup and exit immediately, while the index.ts safety net force-exits after 3s if a command-specific handler hangs.
How did you verify your code works?
tsc --noEmitpasses with no type errorsopencode serve, send SIGHUP/SIGTERM, and verify graceful exit (exit code 0 vs 129 without fix)kill -HUP <pid>, confirm process exits