brk_exit 0.0.10

An exit blocker built on top of ctrlc
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# BRK Exit

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A simple crate that stops the program from exitting when blocking is activated until it is released. The purpose of that is to prevent exitting when a program is in the middle of saving data and thus prevent partial writes.

It's built on top of [ctrlc](https://crates.io/crates/ctrlc) which handles Ctrl + C (SIGINT), stopping the program using the `kill` command (SIGTERM) and closing the terminal (SIGHUP) but it doesn't support force kills (`kill -9`).