It's like doing avail flush before and after executing a program to detect
memleaks, excepted that this program tries to detect much more leaks.
Press CRTL-f whenever you want to check for leak.
It has to not leak itself, and not even allocate memory between checks.
That's why lists and nodes are statically allocated (in a system that could
be improved to allow reuse of nodes. (like using an Allocate-based own
memory allocator using a huge static array as heap)
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