Fix AtomicBox deinit issue

[Kyle-Ye]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced memory management by ensuring proper cleanup of atomic buffers during deallocation across all platforms.

• Tests

  • Added a test to confirm that objects wrapped in atomic containers are correctly deinitialized and cleanup actions are triggered.

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Walkthrough

A destructor (deinit) was added to the AtomicBuffer<Value> class for both Darwin and non-Darwin platforms to explicitly deinitialize the stored value upon object deallocation. Additionally, a new asynchronous test was introduced to verify that objects wrapped in AtomicBox are properly deinitialized and that their deinitialization side effects occur as expected. No other logic or control flow changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Sources/OpenSwiftUICore/Util/ThreadUtils.swift	Added a deinit method to the AtomicBuffer<Value> class for both Darwin and non-Darwin platforms to ensure explicit cleanup of stored value.
Tests/OpenSwiftUICoreTests/Util/ThreadUtilsTests.swift	Added an async test method deinitCheck() in AtomicBoxTests to verify proper deinitialization of AtomicBox-wrapped objects.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant TestRunner
    participant AtomicBox
    participant DeinitCheck

    TestRunner->>AtomicBox: Create instance wrapping DeinitCheck
    AtomicBox->>DeinitCheck: Initialize with confirmation closure
    TestRunner->>AtomicBox: Release reference
    AtomicBox->>DeinitCheck: Deinit triggered
    DeinitCheck->>TestRunner: Call confirmation closure

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Poem

A buffer now cleans up with care,
Its value gone, no trace left there.
Tests confirm with a gentle check,
That deinit calls are on track.
With threads and boxes, all in sync,
The code’s more tidy than you think!
🐇✨

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• Sources/OpenSwiftUICore/Util/ThreadUtils.swift (2 hunks)
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