Anneal-memory 0.4.8 Released

Anneal-memory just hit version 0.4.8, and there's actual stuff in this one worth paying attention to. The devs focused on memory optimization and patched some edge cases that were causing issues for people running heavier workloads. If you're managing memory-intensive operations in your codebase, this update addresses the exact problems you've probably been debugging.

So what changed? The core memory allocation system got reworked to reduce fragmentation and improve garbage collection cycles. They also fixed a nasty bug where allocated memory wasn't getting released properly in certain async contexts, which meant your processes were slowly creeping up in memory usage over time. Sound familiar? Yeah, that one's been on people's radars for a while.

If you're already using anneal-memory, grab 0.4.8 from npm and run your benchmarks again. You'll likely see cleaner memory profiles and fewer unexpected spikes. Nothing flashy here, just solid engineering work that makes your stuff run smoother.