fix: handle Ctrl+C setup failure gracefully #76
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Description
The file watcher previously used
.expect()when setting up the Ctrl+C handler, which could cause a panic in environments where signal handlers cannot be set (e.g., non-TTY contexts, containers). This PR changes the implementation to handle the error gracefully by logging a warning and continuing execution.Changes
ctrlc::set_handler(...).expect(...)withif let Err(e) = ctrlc::set_handler(...) { eprintln!(...); }Verification
vgrep watch < /dev/nullto ensure no regression in normal operation.