Ctrl+C command does not interrupt conn.run(...) command, no KeyboardInterrupt is thrown

[roman-ku]

Describe the bug
Ctrl+C does not interrupt running conn.run command
conn.run(...)

To Reproduce

print('\n>>>>> Connecting to remote host')
conn = Connection(host=IP_ADDRESS, user=USERNAME, connect_kwargs={'password': PASSWORD})

with conn.cd(env['remote_dir']):

    print('\n>>>>> Deploying Service')                
    cmd = "bash service_start.bash"
    print(cmd)
    rslt = conn.run(cmd)

    try:
        print('\n>>>>> Showing Log for Program')
        conn.run('tail service_log.log -F -n 50'.format(env['app_name']), pty=False)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass
    
print('\n>>>>> Closing Connection to Host')   
conn.close()

Expected behaviour
except program to issue KeyboardInterrupt and exit conn.run(...) command

Environment
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• What version of the Python interpreter are you using? Are you using an
  alternative interpreter such as PyPy?
  Python 3.10.1
• What operating system are you using both client & server-side?
• OS Client: win10, service-side: dietpi
• Are you using OpenSSH server or something else?
• Don't think so
• Which version or versions of the software are you using?
• fabric-3.0.1
  • Have you already tried the latest release?
  • Have you, or can you, try some older releases to pin down where the bug
    appeared?
    I think this worked correctly (as expected in fabric 1)