test: stabilize memoize weak-ref GC spec on nvim v0.11.4 - #1184
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[WIP] Fix the failing GitHub Actions job tests (ubuntu-latest, v0.11.4)
test: stabilize memoize weak-ref GC spec on nvim v0.11.4
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Summary
This PR addresses the failing GitHub Actions job
tests (ubuntu-latest, v0.11.4)caused by a flaky weak-reference GC assertion inmemoize_spec.lua. The test now isolates memoize behavior from parser/tree lifetime variance and tolerates delayed collection on v0.11.4.Related Issues
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tests/plenary/utils/memoize_spec.lua; no runtime behavior changes.Checklist
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