Fix the error that not all Linux hosts have pgrep installed #921
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In #920, we modified
utils.stop_standing_subprocessto usepgrepto collect subprocess tree. While it turned out that not all Linux hosts haspgrepinstalled.Thus, this PR changes to use
pgrepfor Mac OS whilepsfor Linux. I verified that most Mac OS hosts havepgrepinstalled, otherwise we can let users install it.This change is