Auto-port 5.0: ByteBufAllocatorAllocPatternBenchmark: Ensure each index appears exactly once in releaseIndexes#16678
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…tly once in releaseIndexes (#16604) Motivation: In `ByteBufAllocatorAllocPatternBenchmark`, the original random sampling allowed the same index to be selected multiple times, making live buffer count unpredictable and causing `MAX_LIVE_BUFFERS` to lose its intended meaning. Modification: Use [Fisher-Yates](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%E2%80%93Yates_shuffle) shuffle for releaseIndexes. Result: Live buffer count is stable at `MAX_LIVE_BUFFERS`, each index appears exactly once in releaseIndexes. (cherry picked from commit 61d3c4a)
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Auto-port of #16604 to 5.0
Cherry-picked commit: 61d3c4a
Motivation:
In
ByteBufAllocatorAllocPatternBenchmark, the original random sampling allowed the same index to be selected multiple times, making live buffer count unpredictable and causingMAX_LIVE_BUFFERSto lose its intended meaning.Modification:
Use Fisher-Yates shuffle for releaseIndexes.
Result:
Live buffer count is stable at
MAX_LIVE_BUFFERS, each index appears exactly once in releaseIndexes.