`dapr stop` does not kill additional processes spun up by an app process

## Version

This is with latest master build of CLI

## Expected Behavior

When an application is run in golang using the go run command, and it is started using `dapr run -f`, it is expected that `dapr stop -f` will properly interrupt and kill the `go run` process and associated `app` process.

## Actual Behavior

`dapr stop -f` stops the `go run` process, but another process thats started by `go run` still keeps running
eg: `/var/folders/8n/vhq7f8w1419g3t4ww_46_tlr0000gn/T/go-build2324290313/b001/exe/app`

## Steps to Reproduce the Problem
When the distributed calc application in quickstarts is run using the new `dapr run -f` template
```
version: 1
apps:
- appDirPath: ./go/
appID: addapp
appPort: 6000
daprHTTPPort: 3503
command: ["go", "run", "app.go"]
- appID: divideapp
appDirPath: ./node/
appPort: 4000
daprHTTPPort: 3502
command: ["node", "app.js"]
- appID: multiplyapp
appDirPath: ./python/
appPort: 5001
daprHTTPPort: 3501
command: ["flask", "run"]
env:
FLASK_RUN_PORT: 5001
- appID: subtractapp
appDirPath: ./csharp/
appPort: 7001
daprHTTPPort: 3504
env:
ASPNETCORE_URLS: 'http://localhost:7001'
command: ["dotnet", "./bin/Debug/netcoreapp7.0/Subtract.dll"]
- appID: frontendapp
appDirPath: ./react-calculator/
appPort: 8080
daprHTTPPort: 3507
command: ["node", "server.js"]
```
>Note : netcoreapp3.1 needs to be changed to netcoreapp7.0 for the existing quickstart to work

In the above scenario, `go run app.go` starts one process which then starts the app process separately.

When `dapr stop -f` is called using the run template file, it only kills the `go run app.go` process and not the binary app process forked from it.

But when a binary is built using say `go build -o test-app` and that binary is run as `./test-app`, `dapr stop -f` kills the application process.

Have tried, send `os.Interrupt`, `syscall.SIGTERM` but that does not work as expected.

In `dapr stop -f`, `kill` command with process ID is used to kill the process.

ps output with pid and ppid

```
ps aj | grep go
user 94976 37431 94975 0 2 S+ s001 0:00.00 grep --color=auto --exclude-dir=.bzr --exclude-dir=CVS --exclude-dir=.git --exclude-dir=.hg --exclude-dir=.svn --exclude-dir=.idea --exclude-dir=.tox go
user 94930 94924 94924 0 1 S+ s005 0:00.21 go run app.go
user 94952 94930 94924 0 1 S+ s005 0:00.01 /var/folders/8n/vhq7f8w1419g3t4ww_46_tlr0000gn/T/go-build2832959224/b001/exe/app
```

> Note that both `go run app.go` and `....../exe/app` belong to the same process group, `94924`

## Release Note

RELEASE NOTE: