fix(engine): release process resources when spawning fails - #16266
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Close prepared output descriptors and remove capture and response files when process spawning raises after allocating them. Signed-off-by: Rudi Grinberg <me@rgrinberg.com>
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Process spawning allocated output captures before opening descriptors and
calling
Spawn.spawn, but released them only after spawning succeeded. Anexception therefore left captures and descriptors owned by a persistent Dune
process.
Release prepared outputs on both paths and remove captures and any response
file on failure. The regression from #16259 now observes an empty temporary
directory while Dune remains running.