Currently, if AreOutputAndErrorSameTarget() is true, does it matter which write API one uses in this
case, e.g. WriteOutput(Buffer) and/or WriteError(Buffer)?
In shells it is possible to redirect stdout to stderr ("program >stdout_data.txt 2>&1"), but also
the other way around, hence stderr to stdout ("program 2>stderr_data.txt 1>&2"). Is it possible to
distinguish the two from each other? E.g. if AreOutputAndErrorSameTarget()=true, then
IsOutputRedirected()=true means to use WriteError(Buffer), and if it is false then
IsErrorRedirected()=true and one needs to use WriteOutput(Buffer) (and vice versa)?
---rony
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