fix(pi): handle ctrl-c as overlay cancel#16
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Summary
Ctrl+Cin the Pi termDRAW overlay as an explicit cancel actionCtrl+CCtrl+Cfrom bubbling out and leavingopentui-islandwaiting on a dead sidecarDetails
Previously, the overlay only treated
Ctrl+Qas the normal cancel shortcut during steady-state use. PressingCtrl+Ccould escape to the host instead of closing the overlay cleanly, which could leave the sidecar client reporting errors like:OpenTUI sidecar exited unexpectedly while waiting for resizeThis change makes the Pi overlay intercept
Ctrl+Cthe same way it already handlesCtrl+Q, so canceling termDRAW closes the surface deterministically.Testing
cd packages/pi && bun run typecheckcd packages/pi && bun run smoke:piThis PR description was generated by Pi using OpenAI o3