Files[IO].writeAll creates file when it shouldn't

fs2 version: "3.12.2"

import cats.effect.IO  
import cats.effect.IOApp  
import fs2.Stream  
import fs2.io.file.Files  
import fs2.io.file.Path  
  
object FilesBugApp extends IOApp.Simple {  
  
  def run: IO[Unit] = {  
    val bytes: Stream[IO, Byte] = Stream.raiseError[IO](new RuntimeException)  
    bytes.through(Files[IO].writeAll(Path("should-not-be-created"))).compile.drain  
  }  
}

I expect the file not to be created. However, the file is created. This bug also breaks the logic of saving the last file in Stream context. Below is a pseudo-scala description of bug:

val last = Files[F].list("directory").compile.toList.map(_.max)
val saveNow = F.now.flatMap(now => Files[F].writeAll(Path(s"$directory/$now"))))

Stream.eval(last).flatMap(read).map(...).through(saveNow).compile.drain

Here, last always equals to saveNow file. However, if one shifts into F context by removing the Stream.eval the code works as expected.

last.flatMap { file =>
  read(file).map(...).through(saveNow).compile.drain
}

Start with the Files[IO].writeAll entry point and run the supplied FilesBugApp reproducer against fs2 3.12.2. Trace when the output path is opened relative to upstream stream evaluation, then verify that an upstream RuntimeException leaves should-not-be-created absent and that the last-file streaming scenario no longer includes the output file.