Move shell execution off tokio async threads to blocking thread pool#70
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Shell commands now use std::process::Command + spawn_blocking instead of tokio::process::Command, keeping shell I/O entirely off async worker threads. Also fixes a latent pipe deadlock: the old code read stdout then stderr sequentially, which could deadlock if the child filled stderr's pipe buffer. Now uses wait_with_output() which reads both streams in parallel. https://claude.ai/code/session_01EfWPKurCSP4NaVGpAaFQYv
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Shell commands now use std::process::Command + spawn_blocking instead of
tokio::process::Command, keeping shell I/O entirely off async worker threads.
Also fixes a latent pipe deadlock: the old code read stdout then stderr
sequentially, which could deadlock if the child filled stderr's pipe buffer.
Now uses wait_with_output() which reads both streams in parallel.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01EfWPKurCSP4NaVGpAaFQYv