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Fixes an issue where the default
sys.__interactivehook__()registers a signal handler for a pyrepl UnixConsole that may never actually be used, causing a crash when the SIGCONT signal is received.This is the most visible part of gh-161254 but does not resolve the underlying issue of pyrepl and code.interact() not playing well together.