Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/11/08

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/11/01

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/10/25

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/10/18

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/10/11

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/10/04

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/09/27

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/09/20

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/09/13

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.

Weekly Stable Snapshot 2024/09/06

[L0 v2] Remove ur_shared_handle

as it's error prone to use - similarly to shared_ptr
we should not create multiple instances of shared_handle
from a single raw pointer.

Also, fix error in kernel.cpp: program handle was not
being retained, leading to segfaults.