BUG: reference leak in simd_sequence_from_iterable (#32038) - #32121
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Signed-off-by: Abhijeetsingh Meena <abhijeet040403@gmail.com>
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Backport of #32038.
PR summary
simd_sequence_from_iterableleaked thePySequence_Fastresult whensimd_sequence_newfailed: the min-size path alreadyPy_DECREFd, the OOM path did not. Add the missingPy_DECREF.No new test; the leak only runs on allocation failure, which we cannot force from Python. Same approach as #31968 (no
getrefcountasserts).No release note (internal leak; no API change).
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Exploring NumPy and submitting small correctness fixes (e.g. #31968).
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