Fix out-of-bounds panic caused by use of undefined indices when the free queue storage is resized. #2
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Before this change, the following sequence of events was possible:
didGetNewHandleNoResize, which resizes the free queue backing sliceI initially fixed this by always preferring to use entries from the free list, but the problem with that solution is that a smaller number of indices are used, and their cycle counts are incremented more often, which would increase the chances of a stale handle accidentally aliasing a re-used handle.
This new strategy is to prefer entries from the free list only if it spans past the end of the storage buffer, and to prefer unused entries otherwise.