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I can reproduce. It's caused by #24260 except not really - the tcsetattr() call (which libc turns into an ioctl()) simply hangs when node tries to restore the state for fd 0, stdin.
I can't reproduce on Linux so this is with 99% certainty a bug in macOS's implementation of tcsetattr(). TBD if and how to work around that.
edit: libc turns tcsetattr(TCSANOW) into ioctl(TIOCSETA) so this is most likely a kernel bug, not a libc bug.
Okay, I figured it out. The tcsetattr() call makes the kernel suspend node with a SIGTTOU signal.
Apparently cat <(node -v) spawns node as a background job that doesn't own the TTY. On Linux that results in the tcsetattr() call failing with EIO (expected), on macOS it sends a SIGTTOU instead.
A fix is on the way.
Reacted by Gireesh Punathil, JounQin and The Zealot
Simply run
cat <(node -v)related: ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh#7972