Clarify run_process Ctrl+C documentation

[Madhur-7568]

Summary

Clarify the run_process documentation around Ctrl+C behavior.

The note now explains that child processes normally receive Ctrl+C along with the parent process. It also points readers to Python's process_group and start_new_session options for cases where different behavior is needed.

Closes #3300

[Madhur-7568]

Hi, I just wanted to check if you have any feedback or suggestions for this pr.

[A5rocks]

Thanks! To be honest, since I don't really know how the issue should be fixed, I think this is fine. But I have some quibbles about wording: I actually preferred the old wording! However, I think mentioning the relevant args is a good idea. Sorry about the delay xd

[arian-bozorgzad]

Thanks! To be honest, since I don't really know how the issue should be fixed, I think this is fine. But I have some quibbles about wording: I actually preferred the old wording! However, I think mentioning the relevant args is a good idea. Sorry about the delay xd

Hi,

I recently opened PR #3512 in Trio to expose AsyncIOWrapper publicly and add the related typing tests and documentation.

I’m still fairly new to contributing to larger open-source projects, so I wanted to reach out and ask if you would be willing to take a look when you have some time. I’d especially appreciate any feedback on the API/export approach or anything you think should be changed before it’s ready and if not merged tell me why so i can learn from it .

PR: #3512

There’s currently one failing macOS 3.15-dev CI job, but from the logs it looks like the Python setup failed because of a GitHub/DNS issue before the tests actually ran. The other checks were completed successfully.

No rush at all , I mainly wanted to make sure the PR reaches someone familiar with the project.
Thank you for maintaining this project

Thanks for your time,
Arian