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Clear O_NONBLOCK flag on stdin before exiting.

Steven Shiau requested to merge stevenshiau-guest/fbterm:reset_stdin_to_blocking_mode into master

Clear O_NONBLOCK flag on stdin before exiting, ensuring read can access it. Otherwise if fbterm is running in a non-interactive environment, e.g, when invoked with sudo -i, causing the read command to fail when trying to access the terminal input. How to reproduce this issue: E.g., a script called myfbterm.sh is

#!/bin/bash
fbterm -- ls -al /tmp
echo -n "press any key"
read

Run it with: sudo -i ./myfbterm.sh It gave this error: press any key/tmp/myfbterm.sh: line 4: read: read error: 0: Resource temporarily unavailable

This is due to fbterm doesn't properly pass the terminal input to the read command, especially under sudo -i.

Edited by Steven Shiau

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