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Two regression tests pinning down the silent-error surface in M4.0:
ffi-objc-arc-00 — single sx-defined-class instance round-trips
through a TrackingAllocator-wrapped GPA. Captures alloc/dealloc
deltas around the lifecycle, verifies (+1, +1). Pre-M4.0 the +alloc
IMP used libc malloc and -dealloc used libc free; tracker would
have observed (+0, +0) and missed the leak silently.
ffi-objc-arc-00b — three instances alloc'd and released. Catches
bugs where:
- the captured allocator becomes shared (one global slot vs
per-instance);
- alloc captures the wrong allocator on the 2nd+ instance;
- dealloc reads garbage if state[0] is overwritten between
instances.
Both tests are macos-only (libobjc + NSObject must be present at
runtime). Both wrap the lifecycle in `push Context.{ allocator =
xx tracker }` so the threading path is exercised.
Important authoring note: `print` inside the push-block also routes
through tracker (string formatting allocs), polluting the leak
delta. Tests capture before/after counts WITHOUT any prints between
alloc and release, then verify the BALANCE — every alloc paired
with a dealloc — rather than absolute counts. Discovered while
writing 00: an initial naive "leak_count() == 0" assertion failed
not because M4.0 was broken but because print's string allocs
weren't freed at scope exit.
187/187 example tests pass.
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multi-instance round-trip: ok
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