bug#10107: 23.2; Add command gud-quit

[Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org>]

Krzysztof Żelechowski <giecrilj@stegny.2a.pl> writes:

> While the binding I chose might be inappropriate, the new command
> would kill the underlying process but leave the buffer for further
> examination.

Oh, I see -- you just want a command that kills the process in the
current buffer?

Sure, that's something that I think sounds generally useful (for
instance to kill an out-of-control process that's inserting something in
the buffer), and there doesn't seem to be such a command?

The `delete-process' function does this (with no parameters it'll kill
the process in the current buffer), so we could just slap an interactive
spec on it and make it a command.  (Assigning a keystroke to it might
perhaps be overkill.)

Anybody got any opinions here?

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