doc: fix stdin/stdout stream direction description in child_process - #62175
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After further investigation and actually testing the behavior, I need to close this PR. I misunderstood the stream directions from the parent process perspective:
The original documentation was correct. My change introduced incorrect information. Closing this PR to avoid confusion. |
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Fixes #56623
The documentation incorrectly described stdin as writable and
stdout/stderr as readable. This fixes the swapped terms to correctly
state that stdin is readable and stdout/stderr are writable.
Also fixed the example in the same paragraph which had the same
mix-up.