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launch_local_testnet.sh: show which killed processes

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First step in debugging issue most probably re-introduced by:
https://github.com/status-im/nimbus-eth2/pull/4551

Which causes the finalization tests script to kill other processes
unrelated to the given CI job.

Signed-off-by: Jakub Sokołowski <jakub@status.im>
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@ -738,26 +738,27 @@ cleanup() {
# Avoid the trap enterring an infinite loop
trap - SIGINT SIGTERM EXIT
for proc in "${PROCS_TO_KILL[@]}"
do
# TODO Previously, the code here used the '-P $$' option to limit
# the kill command only to children of this shell process.
# Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work at the moment.
# Perhaps the child processes are not direct children of
# the current shell process?
pkill -f "$(basename "$proc")" || true
PKILL_ECHO_FLAG='-e'
if [[ "${OS}" == "macos" ]]; then
PKILL_ECHO_FLAG='-l'
fi
echo "Terminating:"
for proc in "${PROCS_TO_KILL[@]}"; do
# FIXME We should be using '-P $$' here but it doesn't always work.
PROC_NAME=$(basename "$proc")
pkill -SIGTERM "${PKILL_ECHO_FLAG}" -f "${PROC_NAME}" \
|| echo "Nothing to terminate: ${PROC_NAME}"
done
sleep 2
for proc in "${PROCS_TO_KILL[@]}"
do
# TODO Previously, the code here used the '-P $$' option to limit
# the kill command only to children of this shell process.
# Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work at the moment.
# Perhaps the child processes are not direct children of
# the current shell process?
pkill -SIGKILL -f "$(basename "$proc")" || true
echo "Killing:"
for proc in "${PROCS_TO_KILL[@]}"; do
# FIXME We should be using '-P $$' here but it doesn't always work.
PROC_NAME=$(basename "$proc")
pkill -SIGKILL "${PKILL_ECHO_FLAG}" -f "${PROC_NAME}" \
|| echo "Nothing to kill: ${PROC_NAME}"
done
# Delete all binaries we just built, because these are unusable outside this