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I'm sure there's a long discussion with reasoning and tradeoffs out there, but I'm baffled at how a language could have non-blocking/buffered IO by default and not make flushing part of the required API
This entire thing is just mind-blowingly bad.
It seems like `process.stdout.write('', () => process.stderr.write('', () => exit()))` might emulate "exit once stdout and stderr are flushed", but based on the description of the API, always immediately calling the callback when given an empty string would be valid behavior
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