The function server-terminate terminates a server process.
If process is a process object it must be the result of a call to start-up-server. server-terminate terminates it, and frees all the associated resources.
If process is nil or is not supplied, the call to server-terminate must be inside the scope of the process that was created by start-up-server, which can by either function or announce that you passed to start-up-server. server-terminate returns t in this case, and the actual termination happens after your function (that is, function or announce) returns.
server-terminate returns t if the server was still active when it was called, otherwise it returns nil. It can be called repeatedly on the same server, and can be used as a predicate to check whether the server really went away.
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