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A free Minecraft hacked client (utility mod) for Fabric
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A free Minecraft hacked client (utility mod) for Fabric
This week focused on reliability improvements across multiple systems. Fixes tackled async task handling (proper cleanup of nested jobs, recovery from initialization failures, state preservation), resource management (font atlas memory reclamation, image source cleanup, cache capacity enforcement),…
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fix(text): recycle pooled builders and sinks on exceptional exits (#9346)
fix(requests): separate relative lifetimes from tick deadlines (#9345)
fix(api): start lazy retry producers when awaiting their results (#9347)
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