Ctrl+C does not stop synchronous Execute when called from the HostBuilder.RunCommandLineApplicationAsync

[Lucas Theisen]

Describe the bug
Our application has many subcommands, some of which are synch, some async. We use the HostBuilder to initialize all the DI objects and as such, RunCommandLineApplicationAsync appears to be running the application async regardless of whether or not the eventual commmand is sync or async. From what i have gathered on other related issues if run async, then application shutdown is waited on before exit after Ctrl+C. I am not explicitly supplying a cancellation token, but the CommandLineLifetime appears to prevent immediate shutdown, regardless

To Reproduce
Use HostBuilder

        public static async Task<int> Main(string[] args)
            => return await new HostBuilder()
                // more initialization here
                .RunCommandLineApplicationAsync<Program>(args)
                .ConfigureAwait(false);

With a synch subcommand

        protected int OnExecute(CommandLineApplication app)
            => longRunningSynchronousWork();

Start, then press Ctrl+C

Expected behavior
Ctrl+C immediately stops application

Additional context
This can be worked around with:

        protected int OnExecute(CommandLineApplication app)
        {
            Console.CancelKeyPress += (_, e) => e.Cancel = false;

            return longRunningSynchronousTask();
        }

[Nate McMaster]

Marking as help-wanted. If you have good way to fix this, feel free to send a pull request.

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