[stable-3.12] prevent event loop reentrance when handling ENCRYPT socket requests #6981
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when receiving a shell integration socket command for ENCRYPT, a generic interface and generic code paths was used the assumption was that the listener socket would need (and remain) valid while hanlding teh request some code paths need to display error messages to the user via a QMessageBox the issue is that this will execute a Qt event loop that will handle the socket disconnection while the socket variable from the caller seems it will stay valid and alive prevent that by not using a blocking method invocation such that life time mishandling about the socket listener is not possible Signed-off-by: Matthieu Gallien <[email protected]>
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Backport of PR #6958