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Brad Fitzpatrick
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StatCache started each ttlcache with "go cache.Start()" and stopped
them in StatCache.stop. But ttlcache caches begin in the stopped
state, so if stop ran before the Start goroutine was scheduled,
Stop was a no-op and Start then ran forever, leaking a goroutine.
That made tests using tstest.ResourceCheck flaky:
goroutine github.com/jellydator/ttlcache/v3.(*Cache[...]).Start
Rather than synchronize with Start, drop the background goroutine
entirely. Cache.Get already ignores expired items, so the goroutine
only existed to free memory. Instead, call DeleteExpired on each
write, which is cheap: it pops expired entries from the front of the
expiration heap and stops at the first unexpired one. With no
goroutines, StatCache.stop is no longer needed, so remove it.
Fixes #21824
Updates tailscale/corp#49459
Change-Id: Ib438fcd45296be79528613c5f5687725c38a137d
Signed-off-by: Brad Fitzpatrick <bradfitz@tailscale.com>