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This is less intrusive than Wrapping it, and allows for signals to be handled correctly.
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As introduced in #1. This provides a way to monitor for panics without getting in the way of signal handling, so you can run panicwrapped() programs under supervision and kill them.
Unfortunately it's not supported on Windows.