fix(cli): drain stdout in export to prevent truncation (fixes #29330)#29378
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Large export output was truncated when piped because stdout writes weren't fully flushed before process exit. Added explicit drain/wait to ensure complete output delivery. Fixes anomalyco#29330
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Issue for this PR
Closes #29330
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What does this PR do?
Fix opencode export producing truncated JSON output when piped. Ensures stdout is fully drained before the process exits so large session exports are not cut off at pipe boundaries.
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