Does v8 preserve locality of objects that were pushed from new space to old space? Let's say I've created some objects within a loop so these objects will be stored in memory side by side because v8 uses bump pointer allocation for objects in new space. So far so good. After some time and some amount of new allocations in new space v8 decided that our objects are long-lived and it's going to push these objects from new space to old space. The questions is - will v8 preserve locality of these contiguous objects therefore they will be allocated in old space also side by side preserving original locality? Or these object will be pushed (allocated) to old space one by one and locality will not be preserved (like in linked list slab allocators) ?
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