process exits on apple silicon

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* Operating System: macOS Big Sur 11.6
* Node Version: 14.17.6
* NPM Version: 7.12.0 - 1.22.15 (yarn)
* csv-parser Version: ^3.0.0

### Expected Behavior
to parse the csv (tsv in this case)

### Actual Behavior
exits process. seems like with code 0

### How Do We Reproduce?
download a bitcoin utxo day of data from the bottom of this page: https://gz.blockchair.com/bitcoin/outputs/ and try to unzip it. i am mapping the keys to camel cased, and converting values to useful ones such as numbers, dates, etc (separator is "\t")

specifically, i am using neat-csv to parse,
```
import * as fs from 'fs'
import BigNumber from 'bignumber.js'

export interface BlockchairOutput {
blockId: number;
transactionHash: string;
index: number;
time: Date;
value: BigNumber;
valueUsd: BigNumber;
recipient: string;
type: string;
scriptHex: string;
isFromCoinbase: boolean;
isSpendable: number;
}

const file = fs.createReadStream(filepath)
.pipe(
zlib.createGunzip()
)
const data = await neatCsv(file as unknown as fs.ReadStream, {
separator: '\t',
mapHeaders: ({ header }) => _.camelCase(header),
mapValues: ({ header, value }) => {
switch(header) {
case 'blockId':
return +value
case 'index':
return +value
case 'value':
return new BigNumber(value)
case 'time':
return new Date(value + 'Z')
case 'valueUsd':
return new BigNumber(value)
case 'isFromCoinbase':
return +value === 1
default:
return value
}
}
})
```

Start by reproducing the issue with the downloaded Bitcoin outputs archive, the supplied fs.createReadStream and zlib.createGunzip pipeline, and the neat-csv options using a tab separator. Compare the process behavior with the expected parsed output; done means the TSV completes parsing instead of exiting silently.

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