T1509: Handle EPIPE errors gracefully in task CLI#60
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When piping task output to head or similar commands, Node.js throws EPIPE if the pipe closes before all output is written. This fix adds an error handler on stdout that exits cleanly on EPIPE instead of throwing an uncaught exception. Test: task list | head -5 now exits with code 0 instead of EPIPE error
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Should output first 5 lines and exit with code 0 (no EPIPE error).