Pressing Esc doesn't stop Line CLI right away
Esc interrupts the current turn, but a command that's already running may take a moment to end. If it doesn't stop:
- Press Ctrl+C to interrupt.
- Press Ctrl+C again (with an empty input) to exit Line. The session is saved.
- If a dev server keeps running,
/bashes kill <id>stops it; all background shells stop when Line exits.
In print mode, Ctrl+C stops at once, kills running commands, saves the session and exits with code 130.
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