It's just a plain old shell executing whatever was in the build script, it
doesn't know anything about rpm or blocks. Also any co-operative scheme is a
fail, what we'd like to catch is accidents.
As of commit 06953879d3e0b1e9a434979056d1225ab4646142 rpm kills any background
jobs left from build-scripts, that's the best we can do without venturing into
Linux-specific container etc business. For further protection, run builds under
something like systemd-run which can actually track all the processes (via
cgroups or whatever).
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