test(auto-instrumentations-node): reproduce blocking process termination#3348
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This adds a (currently failing) test to verify that the automatic SDK shutdown at process end does not inadvertently block process termination for too long.
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This adds a (currently failing) test to verify that the automatic SDK shutdown at process end does not inadvertently block process termination for too long. (It currently does.)
This is a reproducer for #3349.