[roll] Roll fuchsia [fdio] Deliberately leak static client connections The fdio library lazily creates and stores client connections to various Fuchsia services in order to implement many fdio, POSIX, and libc interfaces. Some Fuchsia programs call exit() from one thread while other threads are executing and calling in to these routines. Thus fdio must not destruct these objects at static destruction time or these other threads would crash in confusing ways. Instead, we leak these objects intentionally. Original-Fixed: 117875 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/779803 Original-Revision: c7a1e593f8666460a728e249f3ca5490c422bd1b GitOrigin-RevId: 489df8d17b3b7c3e21c35bb7d979725b25e234d0 Change-Id: I492647f92a9b4ac95aff4858ced7f3d7cf2a2c79
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