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<title>test: exercise the watchdog against a real signal-immune child</title>
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<name>Craig Jennings</name>
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The watchdog suite stubs the whole process layer, so nothing anywhere verified the signal semantics the watchdog rests on. These :slow tests spawn a shell that traps SIGINT and let the kernel deliver the real signals.

The first one pins the premise: the child survives interrupt-process and dies to chime--kill-async-process.
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