Under the hood
Clearing internal state now keeps entries marked as a startup memory seed instead of wiping everything
What
A new internal helper clears a stored map of state but now keeps any entries whose value is marked with startupMemorySeed, and trims a related companion object down to match only the keys that survived.
Why
This prevents certain startup-seeded data from being lost when this state-clearing routine runs, though the finding doesn't specify what that seeded data is used for.
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The finding does not say what startup memory seed entries contain or why they need to survive clearing.