Updating @aliou/pi-processes to version 0.12.0 - #109
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ProcessManager.adopt(name, command, cwd, child, { initialStdout, initialStderr, startTime })registers an externally spawned child (detached process group, piped stdio) as a managed process, and the newprocesses:command:adoptevent-bus channel exposes it cross-extension. Adopted processes get the full managed lifecycle: log capture (including output produced before the handover), liveness watching, kill/stop, notifications, and dock//psvisibility. This enables tools like a bash override that moves a long-running foreground command into the background without losing output.