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GNU Emacs 18.55.1 of Tue Oct 31 1989 on marat (hpux)

y-or-n-p is not interruptible by ^G.  This is appropriate for certain
cases, but in my opinion not for most.  The answer "n" is in some
cases equivalent to quitting (e.g. add-abbrev), but not always:

repeat-matching-complex-command

  Not only can you not quit with ^G, you can't even move to other
windows from the minibuffer to fix things up before you go.

save-buffers-kill-emacs
save-some-buffers

  If you ^G, presumably you didn't want save all the buffers after all
(or to quit Emacs for that matter).

Suggested solution:

Have an interruptable and an uninterruptable version.

Of course, if it becomes interruptable, programs which are not careful
about unwind-protect'ing themselves could get into trouble....