feat: improve interrupt handling #996
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Description
Improve the handling of interrupts during Job scheduling and waiting.
(Soft) Interrupts are now quicker dealt with.
PollJobwill now exit as soon as the global context is cancelled, rather than waiting for the poll interval to decide the next action.Some interactions will remain interrupt free, and that is by design. Such as in the middle of Job scheduling. If saucectl has already contacted the platform to schedule a Job, but is waiting for a response, it will wait until it receives a server response to then properly stop a Job immediately following an interrupt. If a global context were used in this case, saucectl would immediately lose the connection, but the platform would still launch the Job, resulting in an orphaned Job that continues to run till completion.