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Moved process killing to the TFBReaper.
When a slave process is killed before the master, the master can (and very often does) respawn a new slave to take the killed one's place. This update puts the TFBReaper into a loop until there are no processes remaining in the lineage of the TFBReaper.
Also, moved the stop test functionality into its own function
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Updated TFBReaper to address respawned slaves.
When a slave process is killed before the master, the master can (and very often does) respawn a new slave to take the killed one's place. This update puts the TFBReaper into a loop until there are no processes remaining in the lineage of the TFBReaper.