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The current implementation of channel pushers preallocates `Message::default_length` entries per pusher. For very large graphs this adds up to a lot of memory being allocated even when the system is idle with no outstanding messages. This patch changes the allocation policy to only allocate channel memory when there are messages to send and to deallocate it at the end of a burst of messages (signaled by pushing a `None` message), reducing the memory footprint to 0 in idle state at the cost of some potential slow-down due to a larger number of allocations. See TimelyDataflow#394.
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