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## Summary of Changes Hello @khj809, I'm Gemini Code Assist[^1]! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request delivers a robust and memory-safe Rust binding for the `Array<T>` container, crucial for managing collections of TVM objects. It focuses on providing dynamic array functionalities while ensuring compatibility with the existing C++ FFI memory model and integrating smoothly with Rust's type system and iterator patterns. The changes enable more idiomatic Rust usage for array-like structures within the TVM framework. ### Highlights * **New Rust Array Binding**: Introduces a new Rust implementation of the `Array` container, designed for interoperability within the TVM FFI ecosystem. * **Memory Safety and Reference Counting**: The `Array` implementation correctly handles reference counting for `ObjectRef` elements, ensuring `inc_ref` is called on retrieval and `dec_ref` on removal or clearing, preventing memory leaks or double-frees. * **Dynamic Mutation Operations**: Provides a full suite of dynamic mutation methods including `push`, `pop`, `insert`, `remove`, and `clear`, with internal logic for growth and reallocation while maintaining compatibility with the underlying C++ memory layout. * **FFI Compatibility**: Explicitly manages the `data` pointer within `ArrayObj` to allow C++ TVM functions to traverse the array using standard pointer arithmetic, ensuring seamless integration across language boundaries. * **Rust Type System Integration**: Implements `AnyCompatible` for `Array<T>`, enabling conversion to and from `Any` and `AnyView`. 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