Flush stdout in chat_stream example in README #487
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By default, without flushing stdout, text is only displayed by-line, which makes it look like generations are only being /returned/ line-by-line.
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By default, without explicitly flushing stdout, Python only flushes the output buffer when it encounters newlines. This makes it look like generations are only being returned line-by-line. This misunderstanding led me to file this issue under the Golang SDK, wrongly thinking that this was an issue with the Cohere SDK as a whole rather than just being a byproduct of Python's output buffering.