Why remove ctrlCOnConnect?

[leopollini]

I am writing flash code for an esp32C3 module (the one with a 0.42 inch oled embedded, yes, from Aliexpress). I have created a program which simulates a remote python terminal for running and loading script remotely (https://github.com/leopollini/esp32c3-Remote-Micropython-Terminal), but I have this problem: There is a main.py script which initializes the server, but after a few second the code is blocked by the micropico terminal initialization, which sends a ctrl-c signal. I added a try/catch block in order to prevent the blocking of the main.py scipt, but since it is blocking the micropico console never starts, and never lets me upload files either. I manages a workaround by manually running the main.py every time, but it kinda sucks. It would be very nice if I could simply let the micropico console connect and read uart content, without waiting for the signal response, but I think this is all because of some initialization properties which need the board to be ready to execute code.