Allocate Graph memory from Ruby GC#850
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Previously, the Graph objects were initialized in a new Rust-allocated Box. Let's switch to allocating this memory from the Ruby GC. This has several benefits: 1. Like `xmalloc()`, it gives the GC a chance to run if there isn't much free memory available 2. It puts us on the path to using `RUBY_TYPED_EMBEDDABLE` for more optimal allocations
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Previously, the Graph objects were initialized in a new Rust-allocated Box.
Let's switch to allocating this memory from the Ruby GC. This has several benefits:
xmalloc(), it gives the GC a chance to run if there isn't much free memory availableRUBY_TYPED_EMBEDDABLEfor more optimal allocations