clients: explicitly shutdown connection when killing client#777
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clients: explicitly shutdown connection when killing client#777
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Pull request overview
This PR ensures that when a client is terminated (e.g., via kill/shutdown paths that drop the client tasks), the underlying Wayland connection is explicitly shutdown() to forcefully unblock pending read/write operations and accelerate teardown.
Changes:
- Add a drop-guard in the receive task to
shutdown(fd, SHUT_RD)when the receive future is dropped. - Add a drop-guard in the send task to
shutdown(fd, SHUT_WR)when the send future is dropped.
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