[tools/depends][python3] Patch upstream issue memleak#22122
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A memleak was found in cpython 3.11.0 that looks to potentially be reasonably serious Upstream issue is python/cpython#99205 This uses the merged upstream patch python/cpython#99301 until we bump to a newer release (3.11.1+)
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Description
A memleak was found in cpython 3.11.0 that looks to potentially be reasonably serious.
Upstream issue is python/cpython#99205
This uses the merged upstream patch python/cpython#99301 until we bump to a newer release (3.11.1+)
Motivation and context
Stable Android/apple
How has this been tested?
Upstream cpython
What is the effect on users?
Potentially more stable memory usage
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