feat!: terminate with original signal unless useExit0 option passed
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BREAKING CHANGE: Process will now exit with the signal it received, instead of 0/1. I believe it is more expected for a process to exit with the signal it was passed, rather than exiting with a generic 0 or 1. There are cases where a 0 exit code is wanted, so I added an option to allow for this behavior to continue. Note that I have inverted the default from what it previously was, thus this should be considered a breaking change.
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BREAKING CHANGE: Process will now exit with the signal it received, instead of 0/1.
I believe it is more expected for a process to exit with the signal it was passed, rather than exiting with a generic 0 or 1. There are cases where a 0 exit code is wanted, so I added an option to allow for this behavior to continue. Note that I have inverted the default from what it previously was, thus this should be considered a breaking change.