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True,This whole question put another way: Obviously, if you start something with "run", you want to end it with "kill". Obviously, if you start something with "attach", you want to end it with "detach". [These are not hard and fast, of course. You can detach a run process or kill an attached process. But you surely see what I mean - they're logical opposites.]
The user doesn't start something with target, they ``connect'' using target. That should more strongly suggest that ``disconnect'' disconnects the connection :-)If you start something with "target", how do you end it? I propose "disconnect".
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