Prevent allocation loops when LeakPresenceDetector ResourceScope is closed#15768
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…losed Motivation: When a ResourceScope is closed, attempting to allocate will throw an exception. This can lead to repeated read attempts in byte channels, leading to excessive exceptionCaught events and log messages. Modification: Introduce an AllocationProhibitedException that is treated like an OutOfMemoryError by channels. Result: No more excessive log output for broken tests.
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Motivation:
When a ResourceScope is closed, attempting to allocate will throw an exception. This can lead to repeated read attempts in byte channels, leading to excessive exceptionCaught events and log messages.
Modification:
Introduce an AllocationProhibitedException that is treated like an OutOfMemoryError by channels.
Result:
No more excessive log output for broken tests.