feat(desktop): Tie desktop & CLI to the same Windows JobObject#8153
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This should be the be-all end-all fix for the CLI not shutting down with the desktop client on Windows. A JobObject is now created on startup, and both the desktop app and CLI are added to it, ensuring that they all shut down together.