* shim v1 TODO
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When using sendfile() to stream, if the user aborted the request it may appear as `ENOTCONN`, which we were logging to the terminal. We really shouldn't be logging anything here, but it's a little unclear what kind of error to emit. It's not a fatal error.
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* fix sys.dup on windows and make console-iterator work
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* Move ReadFile and WriteFile to separate file
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ioctl_ficlone may return EPERM (in LXC container), EACCESS (in Android).
Those error should be taken as ficlone being not supported instead of
error.
Refer to this coreutils bug report https://bugs.gnu.org/62404
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