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//! Cross-platform signal handlers for the CLI binary.
//!
//! Centralizes handling of SIGPIPE (Unix) and SIGINT/Ctrl+C (cross-platform)
//! in a single module, per RULES SUPREMAS v3.0 Section 19.
//!
//! - [`restaurar_sigpipe`]: restores SIG_DFL for SIGPIPE on Unix, avoiding
//! silent errors in pipes (`| jaq`, `| head`).
//! - [`instalar_handler_cancelamento`]: spawns a task that awaits Ctrl+C and
//! signals cancellation via `CancellationToken`.
use CancellationToken;
/// Restores the default behavior of SIGPIPE (SIG_DFL) on Unix platforms.
///
/// The Rust runtime ignores SIGPIPE by default (SIG_IGN), which causes
/// writes to closed pipes to return EPIPE instead of terminating the process.
/// For CLIs that emit to stdout and are consumed via pipes (`| jaq`, `| head`),
/// this causes silent errors or empty output.
///
/// Restoring SIG_DFL makes the process terminate cleanly and silently when the
/// pipe reader closes — the expected behavior for Unix tools.
/// No-op on Windows — SIGPIPE does not exist.
/// Spawns an async task that awaits SIGINT (Ctrl+C) and cancels the token.
///
/// `tokio::signal::ctrl_c()` is cross-platform:
/// - Unix: captures SIGINT
/// - Windows: captures CTRL_C_EVENT via console API
///
/// When the signal is received, the `CancellationToken` is cancelled, propagating
/// cancellation to all tasks observing it.