Don't round the allocator's storage size to the next power of two. This is typically a huge buffer. We're going to reach a steady state where we have only a few such buffers and they won't get frequently reallocated, anyway.
Don't round the allocator's storage size to the next power of two. This is typically a huge buffer. We're going to reach a steady state where we have only a few such buffers and they won't get frequently reallocated, anyway.

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