fix(process): make Stop() idempotent for stopped services #67
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When a service is already stopped, Stop() now returns success instead of erroring with "process X is not running". This allows rebuild commands to properly restart stopped services by proceeding to the Start() call instead of failing early. Fixes issue where `xcli lab rebuild cbt` would fail when one of the network services was already stopped.
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Dec 5, 2025
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When a service is already stopped, Stop() now returns success instead of erroring with "process X is not running". This allows rebuild commands to properly restart stopped services by proceeding to the Start() call instead of failing early.
Fixes issue where
xcli lab rebuild cbtwould fail when one of the network services was already stopped.