For now I guess unshare() is the way to go. But even that’s tricky
and I found myself one of the few security researchers
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Crash regression for state machine conflicts: A test specifically checks that calling byobRequest.respond() after enqueue() doesn't crash the runtime. This sequence creates a conflict in the internal state machine — the enqueue() fulfills the pending read and should invalidate the byobRequest, but implementations must gracefully handle the subsequent respond() rather than corrupting memory in order to cover the very likely possibility that developers are not using the complex API correctly.
println(big); // [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
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