Inspired by this discussion
https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/6pzwnb/streaming_programs_without_laziness_a_short_primer/
I began to wonder: what are the `Proxy`s that occur in the wild that are not
`Pipe`s? That is, when in practice do we actually need to send data back
upstream?
Can anyone provide some examples?
Thanks,
Tom
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