I think it is the wrong fix to just ignore an error which should not
occur in the first place. Rather process-send-eof should be fixed not
to throw an error as long as the process is not considered dead from
Emacs' point of view. That there is nobody to actually look at the
eof can't be considered a problem in asynchronous operations: the
consuming process can close down without waiting for an explicit eof.
That is a plausible argument, but I think the current way things work
is ok too. This function is not used often, and catching the error
(when that's what you want) is not hard.
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