[bugfix] Properly treat forceful termination due to SIGTERM and SIGHUP#3534
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ReFrame was not exiting gracefully if it received the
SIGHUPsignal. This is now treated as theSIGTERM. However, there are scenarios, especially when run through Gitlab CI, that ReFrame receives both signals in random order and in close timing. This was problematic as ReFrame was interrupted while having initiated its shutdown. For this reason, the signal handler for both of these signals ignores any interrupt or force-exit signals until ReFrame gracefully exits.@ekouts This will likely eliminate the need for #3459.