chore: ensure Writer methods return Promise<void>
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Vairous `Writer` methods were returning `Promise<any>` because of what `Writer.prototype.#append` returned. I think `Promise<void>` was the intent, so I (1) added explicit returns to relevant functions (2) made sure functions actually returned those values. I also switched the order of the event listener in `#append`, just in case the `entry` event is emitted synchronously.
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Vairous
Writermethods were returningPromise<any>because of whatWriter.prototype.#appendreturned. I thinkPromise<void>was the intent, so I (1) added explicit returns to relevant functions (2) made sure functions actually returned those values.I also switched the order of the event listener in
#append, just in case theentryevent is emitted synchronously.