Is There I/O After Death? What Happens to Io_uring When a Process Dies

With synchronous intra-machine calls we mostly take it for granted that pending modifications die with the caller.

But with inter-machine communications we mostly take it for granted that the sending machine and its entire local area can disappear and operations it sent will complete.

Of course, there are exceptions, especially when APIs/systems offer atomicity, consistency checks, etc.

But without express design intent, or preferably caller intent, one can argue both sides of the asynchronous intra-machine case and be right.

I guess my thinking isn't so much that this happens as that it happens implicitly.