The v0.10 docs don't mention an 'error' event for Stream.Writable. Is that
a docs omission, or an API change?
Stream.Writable#write() takes a callback that provides an error, but the
callback is described as 'optional'. If errors were only reported this way,
surely it wouldn't be optional?
Also, the docs don't give an example of defining a custom Stream.Writable.
Should we define a subclass formally, or simply:
var s = new Stream.Writable()
s._write = function(...) {} // feels odd; I'm used to attaching functions
to prototypes
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