Add std.io.tty.setInterruptSignalHandler and use it in std.Progress

[ghost]

Closes #20266
Closes #13045

When doing things that involve printing something to the terminal and then clearing it or having any kind of state in form of content printed to the terminal, it's very useful if you can handle the case of interruption. Even the standard library finds a use case for this: std.Progress.

Before:

~/zig@abort$ zig-out/bin/zig test ../x.zig --zig-lib-dir lib
^C05] AST Lowering
~/zig@abort$ zig-out/bin/zig test ../x.zig --zig-lib-dir lib
^C36] AST Lowering
~/zig@abort$ tificate/Bundle.zig
├─ math/cbrt.zig
├─ tar/output.zig
├─ io.zig
├─ tar/test.zig
├─ math.zig
├─ crypto/Certificate/Bundle/macos.zig
└─ std.zig

After:

~/zig@abort$ zig-out/bin/zig test ../x.zig --zig-lib-dir lib
^C~/zig@abort$ zig-out/bin/zig test ../x.zig --zig-lib-dir lib
^C~/zig@abort$

Ctrl+C is the most common way to abort the compiler while it is running.
Aborting it because of not needing it to run anymore is common, so why not handle this case if we can and keep output clean?

[andrewrk]

Thank you but I don't want to catch SIGINT. I think it is annoying as a user when processes do this.