Clarify run_process Ctrl+C documentation - #3486
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Summary
Clarify the
run_processdocumentation around Ctrl+C behavior.The note now explains that child processes normally receive Ctrl+C along with the parent process. It also points readers to Python's
process_groupandstart_new_sessionoptions for cases where different behavior is needed.Closes #3300