Implement process group management for Unix and Windows systems#61
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- Added processGroupID to Client struct for proper cleanup of child processes. - Enhanced connection handling to clean up process groups on connection and initialization failures, preventing zombie processes. - Introduced createProcessGroupCommandFunc for Unix systems to manage child processes effectively. - Implemented placeholder functions for Windows process group management, with plans for future enhancements. These changes improve resource management and ensure proper cleanup of processes across different operating systems.
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These changes improve resource management and ensure proper cleanup of processes across different operating systems.