Clear abort buffer on each function call#1335
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Abort buffer must be cleared on each guest function invocation, otherwise if the guest is cancelled mid-abort (e.g. via kill()), the partial bytes persist and leak into subsequent calls. After enough cancel+restore cycles, the buffer exceeds 1024 bytes and triggers a spurious GuestAborted(0, "Guest abort buffer overflowed") error on an otherwise healthy call.