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One question, if we remove the empty buffer and do nothing, will the header be sent?
Refs: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/18673/files#diff-696b2cc418addca5f3fe5020058f8b15R1622
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@XadillaX Hm – I’m not sure I can wrap my head around everything, but this code here is only ever called by nghttp2 after the headers were sent anyway… does that answer your question?
So, yes, writing an empty buffer would trigger the headers to be sent, as I understand it.