fix: memory cycle in diverts#23
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There is an Rc<T> cycle between a Container, a Divert, back to a Container. This reliably produces a memory leak when running multiple stories in parallel (memory_leak_test covers this case). By caching potential targets and using Weak<T> to break the cycle, we avoid this memory leak case. This shouldn't change the performance profile of a running story, as target references are already lazily loaded. We are just moving from the Divert struct to a shared cache with weak references.
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There is an
Rc<T>cycle between a Container, a Divert, back to a Container. This reliably produces a memory leak when running multiple stories in sequence or parallel (memory_leak_test helps verify this).By caching potential targets and using
Weak<T>to break the cycle, we avoid this memory leak case.This shouldn't change the performance profile of a running story, as target references are already lazily loaded. We are just moving from the Divert struct to a shared cache with weak references.