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Unit test to demonstrate how to handle a multi-message conversation with child process - #21
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Spent a very long time wondering why I had to "end()" stdin to send a message to Python.
Thanks to issue #18 and this StackOverflow answer about flushing Python output, I was able to work it out.
I've now made a JSON knock-knock conversation that (several times) "sends a message, then waits for a reply". You can use this test if you feel like it.