As a status update: thanks for testing. I pity it did not help. So far I was looking through all related changes in that set but could not find anything that immediately stuck out. Thinking more over the crash stacktrace it is a netfilter contrack timer expiring which causes a call into ip6_expire_frag_queue() and that got rewritten in "ipv6: frags: rewrite ip6_expire_frag_queue()" to use the first entry in the frag list for sending an ICMP message. And before doing that, it calls skb_get() which does increment the user refcount. That might actually be the issue but it is still done that way in any kernel since v4.18 upstream. Could be that nobody is using those under heavy ipv6 traffic, yet. Since I am not that familiar with the network stack, I would like to reach out to upstream with that question.
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