I am looking through the code and see a lot of memory allocations (such as with mprintf, and others) where the return value pointer seems to just be discarded after use instead of freed. Why is this not a memory leak? Is it because every run of Fossil is just a short living process, and so the memory gets freed by the OS upon termination, which is probably true but probably also bad practice to rely on, or is there some other reason I am not aware of that this is fine? Or am I just not seeing the calls to release the memory?
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