perl: Document PID 1 signal handling behavior #1550
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Describe how Perl behaves when being run as PID 1 under containers, particularly on receiving SIGTERM/SIGINT, showing example for explicit signal handling. Ref Perl/docker-perl#44
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Make clear that the signal handler does not kill the perl process on its own, thanks @tianon for the suggestion!
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Describe how Perl behaves when being run as PID 1 under containers,
particularly on receiving SIGTERM/SIGINT, showing example for explicit
signal handling.
Ref Perl/docker-perl#44