fix(examples): handle stdin EOF gracefully in chat example #6221
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Description
Fix panic in chat example when stdin reaches EOF or encounters an error.
Previously, the
tokio::select!macro used pattern matching (Ok(Some(line))) which would panic ifstdin.next_line()returnedOk(None)(EOF) orErr(_). This made the example crash when stdin was closed, making it unsuitable for use in scripts or automated scenarios.The fix explicitly handles all possible outcomes of
stdin.next_line():Ok(Some(line))- process the line as beforeOk(None)- gracefully exit when EOF is reachedErr(e)- return the error instead of panickingThis ensures the example can be safely used in pipelines and automated environments.