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A process that exits on its own lost every span still in the span buffer, since its flush timers are unref'd. Flush it on `beforeExit`, like logs and metrics.
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Spans waiting in the stream buffer were dropped when a Node process exited on its own, fixed by flushing the buffer on
beforeExitlike we already do for logs and metrics.The test emits
beforeExitwith a buffered span and checks it gets sent.closes #25531