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Follow on with #3150

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The change modifies the CreateResultsFromQuery method in the Flow.Launcher.Plugin.ProcessKiller/Main.cs file. The return value of the process killing action has been changed from returning false to returning true to indicate a successful operation after killing a process and re-querying the process list. Additionally, a comment was added to clarify that the re-query is performed following the process termination.

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File Path	Change Summary
Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.ProcessKiller/Main.cs	Changed return value from false to true after process kill and re-query, and added clarifying comments.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Plugin
    participant Process
    User->>Plugin: Initiate process kill action
    Plugin->>Process: Kill target process
    Plugin->>Plugin: Re-query process list
    Plugin-->>User: Return success (true)

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Plugins/Flow.Launcher.Plugin.ProcessKiller/Main.cs (2)

157-159: Action now closes the UI after killing the process.

The change from returning false to true in the action delegate means the Flow Launcher UI will close after killing a process, rather than staying open as before. This appears to be an intentional UX improvement, returning to original behavior as mentioned in the PR title. The added comment also improves code clarity.

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184-186: Action now closes the UI after killing multiple processes.

Similar to the individual process action, this change makes the UI close after killing multiple processes. This creates consistent behavior between the single and multi-process kill actions. The added comment clarifies that the process list is refreshed after the operation.

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