fix(backport): memory leaks due to timer references outliving the timers (#2773) #2773
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…2773) * fix: remove unused setInterval spy * fix: delete timer references after callback This way we don't hold any strong reference to potentially large setTimeout/setImmediate contexts any more. Since we use neither `clearTimeout`, nor `clearImmediate`, we can just ignore those cases and don't need to install spies to handle deliberate clears.
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Simply backports the fix for #2771 to the main branch / v13. Should be worth it & low risk enough I think.