allow caller-defined allocation strategies for WorldSection#486
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This approach isn't the best fit for the project. Closing this as superseded. |
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This allows
WorldSectionacquisition to use caller-defined allocation strategies while preserving the existing default behavior and the public API surface. It usesMemorySegmentinstead oflong[]to allow for off-heap + safe native access to the data without JNI. This also moves the implementation toward Java's supported FFM API, as the memory-access methods inUnsafewere deprecated for removal in JDK 23.