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Improve diagnostics for kernel supervisor startup failures#5705

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jmcphers merged 4 commits intomainposit-dev/positron:mainfrom feature/kallichore-startup-loggingposit-dev/positron:feature/kallichore-startup-loggingCopy head branch name to clipboard

Dec 12, 2024

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capture and log supervisor output in case there's an error
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ensure output file is cleaned up
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don't bother retrying if terminal has exited
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turn off echo right away in supervisor wrapper on windows
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