This is iteration#4 of the code; it is the cleanest solution I can come up with.
1. Execute exposes a method killedProcess() which it hands off to its
watchdog member if that member is assigned.
2. ExecTask tests this and prints a warning.
[exec] Timeout: killed the sub-process
The nice thing about this solution is that any task using ExecTask for its
own business does not experience any difference; no messages or anything,
yet can easily probe for a timeout if it wants.
The only remaining Q. is what message to print? Is the one I've done
adequate?
execute.patch
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