Improve REPL error handling for Ctrl+C and Ctrl+D #172
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Previously, the loop broke on Ctrl+C (Interrupted), treating it the same as Ctrl+D (EOF). Now, Ctrl+C continues the prompt, while Ctrl+D exits the loop. This provides clearer and more user-friendly behavior.
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Previously, the loop broke on Ctrl+C (Interrupted), treating it the same as Ctrl+D (EOF). Now, Ctrl+C prints a message and continues the prompt, while Ctrl+D exits the loop. This provides clearer and more user-friendly behavior.