dotnet SIGTERM signal handler registration - #50983
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Description
Fixes regression caused by a breaking change as recommended in dotnet/docs#46226.
Fixes #50965
Customer Impact
Impacts customers using dotnet-watch on Unix. dotnet-watch is unable to gracefully terminate the target process.
Regression?
Regressed from .NET 9 due to dotnet/docs#46226
Risk
Justification: The change registers POSIX signal handler since the runtime does not register it by default anymore.
Verification
Packaging changes reviewed?