implement poisoned sandbox support#292
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If we are going to run the examples in CI I think they should fail if they are not doing what we expect.
Otherwise LGTM!
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This pull request introduces robust support for handling, detecting, and recovering from poisoned sandboxes in the hyperlight-wasm. The changes include a new example demonstrating interruption and recovery, new API methods and documentation for poisoned state management, and tests to ensure correct behavior when sandboxes are interrupted or poisoned.