Daan De Meyer 6a02f8893c swtpm-util: reap the profile listing child on failure
swtpm_find_best_profile() keeps the swtpm_setup --print-profiles child in
a PidRef that is only closed on return. If the wait fails, the child is
neither killed nor reaped. On a fiber this happens whenever the fiber is
cancelled during the wait.

Kill and reap the child in the cleanup, like other helpers that fork short
lived children do. Drop the PidRef before the cleanup when the wait
reports an exit status, a child killed by a signal, or a child that is
already gone. Otherwise the cleanup would send SIGKILL to a PID that
another process might use by now, if no pidfd was available.
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