fixed thread sync and fixed loop condition , also the pipelistener loop is fixed

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Thread Handle Check---
cppHANDLE hPipeListenerThread{ reinterpret_cast(_beginthread(PipeListener, 0, hPipeIn)) };
_beginthread() returns (uintptr_t)-1 on error, but there's no error checking before proceeding.
Process Handle Cleanup---
The code closes piClient.hThread and piClient.hProcess even if CreateProcess failed, which could close invalid handles.
Thread Synchronization---
Using Sleep(500) is unreliable for thread synchronization. The listener thread may still be running when cleanup begins.
PipeListener Loop Condition---

dwBytesRead is DWORD (unsigned), so it's always >= 0. This should check for > 0 to detect EOF.
Missing Error Handling---
Several places lack proper error checking and cleanup on failure paths.

I have made the following changes to errors and issues ,
--Added thread creation error checking - Verifies _beginthread() didn't return -1
---Fixed process handle cleanup - Only closes handles if CreateProcess succeeded
--Improved thread synchronization - Closes output pipe to signal EOF, then waits for listener thread to complete
--Fixed loop condition - Changed dwBytesRead >= 0 to dwBytesRead > 0 to properly detect EOF
--Added null pointer check - Verifies lpAttributeList before cleanup

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