Used stout.write() instead of console.log()

Because console.log() processes C/C++ printf() style markers such as
"%d", which happens to appear in the jQuery source code.

cook.js

@@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ var store = new tiddlywiki.TiddlyWiki();
 
 var theRecipe = new recipe.Recipe(store,filename);
 
-console.log(theRecipe.cook());
+process.stdout.write(theRecipe.cook());

test.sh

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ cook $PWD/test/data/tiddlywiki.com/index.html.recipe -d $PWD -o tmp/oldcooked.ht
 node cook.js $PWD/test/data/tiddlywiki.com/index.html.recipe > tmp/newcooked.html || exit 1
 
 # compare the two
-# opendiff tmp/oldcooked.html tmp/newcooked.html
+opendiff tmp/oldcooked.html tmp/newcooked.html
 
 # split the newly cooked tiddlywiki into tiddlers
 mkdir -p tmp/tiddlers