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Fix tdx-quote-provider shutdown signal handling on non-unix #42
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📝 Summary
This change makes tdx-quote-provider shutdown handling cross-platform by gating Unix-only signal handling behind cfg(unix) and using a Ctrl+C-only fallback on non-Unix targets.
💡 Motivation and Context
tdx-quote-provider used tokio::signal::unix::* unconditionally in shutdown_signal(), which fails to compile on Windows.
This update prevents Windows builds from breaking while keeping SIGTERM/SIGINT handling on Unix.
✅ I have completed the following steps:
Run make lint
Run make test
Added tests (if applicable)
Notes: This is a platform compatibility fix; no new tests were added.