exit handler: don't use a subshell to list children still running

Use a new children_left.txt log file instead.

Using a subshell forced us to filter it out with grep -v $SCRIPT_NAME
which is more complicated, incompatible with exec wrappers like
multiple-pipeline-capture/playback.sh and incompatible with running
concurrent instances.

Signed-off-by: Marc Herbert <marc.herbert@intel.com>

Author: marc-hb

case-lib/hijack.sh

@@ -148,13 +148,10 @@ function func_exit_handler()
 
     # get ps command result as list
     local -a cmd_lst
-    # $$ as current script pid
-    # NOTICE: already test with $BASHPID:
-    # it can output the same result of $$
-    # but the result could not be stored in the array
-    readarray -t cmd_lst < <(pgrep -P $$ -a|grep -v "$SCRIPT_NAME")
+    # can't run pgrep in any subshell because the latter would pollute the list
+    if pgrep -P $$ -a > "$LOG_ROOT/children_left.txt"; then
+        readarray -t cmd_lst < "$LOG_ROOT/children_left.txt"
     # now force kill target process which maybe block the script quit
-    if [ ${#cmd_lst[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
         local line
         dlogw "Process(es) started by $SCRIPT_NAME are still active, killing these process(es):"
         for line in "${cmd_lst[@]}"
@@ -163,6 +160,8 @@ function func_exit_handler()
             dlogw "Kill cmd:'${line#* }' by kill -9"
             kill -9 "${line%% *}"
         done
+    else
+        rm  "$LOG_ROOT/children_left.txt"
     fi
 
     # check if function already defined.