Long-running processes via nr breaking auto complete when cancelled

[hirasso]

Clear and concise description of the problem

When I run long-running processes via nr and cancel them via ctrl+c, my terminal's autocompletion stops working:

Suggested solution

If achievable, it would be nice if nr <script-name> could exit processes as cleanly as pnpm <script-name>, where this problem doesn't appear:

Alternative

Use pnpm <script-name> instead of nr <script-name>.

Additional context

Shell: [fish shell](https://fishshell.com/
OS: MacOS 14.1.1 Sonoma
Terminal: iTerm2

I hope that this is enough context. Bash also behaves funnily. For example, if I run nr <script-name and then cancel it, usually I would use the up key to re-run the previous command. Instead of providing the previous command to me, it prints this (comments from me):

52 assets
1089 modules
webpack 5.96.1 compiled successfully in 4827 ms # my test task
^C # SIGINT sent by me
bash-4.4$ ^[[A # that's me pressing the up-key
nr watch # when I press "enter", the script actually gets re-run. So this might have to do with the output to the terminal?

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[hirasso]

I chose to create this issue as an enhancement request instead of a bug report as I don't know if what I'm looking for is even achievable with the architecture of ni.