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- Ensures that all cleanup functions (like deleting global objects and calling opts.Cleanup) are always executed, even if an error occurs. - Added deferred recovery from panics to prevent crashes and ensure proper error handling. - Ensured that the pool's concurrency is managed correctly and that resources are properly released after use. These changes should help mitigate memory leaks and ensure more robust resource management in JavaScript execution.
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Ensures that all cleanup functions (like deleting global objects and calling opts.Cleanup) are always executed, even if an error occurs.
Added deferred recovery from panics to prevent crashes and ensure proper error handling.
Ensured that the pool's concurrency is managed correctly and that resources are properly released after use.
These changes should help mitigate memory leaks and ensure more robust resource management in JavaScript execution.