The following test program:
let () = Lwt_main.run @@ Lwt_fmt.eprintf "Test\n%!"
which is supposed to print into stderr the string "Test", followed by a newline, followed by flushing the stream, behaves as follows on the command line:
$ ./test >/dev/null $ ./test 2>/dev/null Test
So it prints into stdout instead of stderr.
The expected behavior would have been:
$ ./test >/dev/null Test $ ./test 2>/dev/null
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