stream: destroy source when map iterator closes early#64264
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Fixes: nodejs#64261 Signed-off-by: y1d7ng <y1d7ng@yeah.net>
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| resume = null; | ||
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| destroyImpl.destroyer(stream, null); |
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Fixes: #64261
When some(), every(), or find() returns early, the underlying map() iterator closes but the source stream is never destroyed, leaving it open and preventing cleanup. The fix calls destroyImpl.destroyer(stream, null) in the map() iterator cleanup path so the source stream is destroyed when the iterator closes early.