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Show signal masks in /proc/[pid]/status - #14983
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The status file goes straight from Threads to CapInh, so a reader cannot tell which signals a process blocks, ignores or handles. Print SigPnd, ShdPnd, SigBlk, SigIgn and SigCgt between those two lines, as task_sig() does. SigQ is left out, since the sentry does not account queued signals per user. Fixes #14500
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Show signal masks in /proc/[pid]/status
The status file goes straight from Threads to CapInh, so a reader cannot tell which signals a process blocks, ignores or handles.
Print SigPnd, ShdPnd, SigBlk, SigIgn and SigCgt between those two lines, as task_sig() does.
Fixes #14500
FUTURE_COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=#14499 from dany74q:proc-status-sig-lines 0ac45dc