Warn once at the held-message bound, tell receivers sendResp() is what releases a message, and pin that a refused segment joins no group
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## Worth doing, not blocking
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- [ ] **Make the dumbclient soak's memory sample evidence of no library leak again.** Its rss ends at
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its maximum (298 MiB, heapUsed 81 MiB after 173,820 messages), which the harness's own per-id
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`Set` and `answerOrder` explain but cannot separate from a leak in `src/`: sample the heap
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after the bookkeeping is cleared. From the stability review of #29.
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- [ ] **Decide whether `alert_notification` reaches the application as more than `incomingPduObj`.**
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It is the SMSC saying a handset it could not reach is reachable again (`esme_addr`,
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`ms_availability_status`); a client has no `onRequest`, so the raw PDU event is the only way in.
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