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Fix memory leak in Array move assignment - #981
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Array::operator=(Array&&) overwrote ptr_ without freeing the buffer it already owned. Free the current buffer first and guard against self-assignment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Array::operator=(Array&&) overwrote ptr_ without freeing the buffer it already
owned, so every move assignment into a non-empty Array leaked. This frees the
current buffer first and guards against self-assignment, so
a = std::move(a)does not free the buffer it is about to keep.
Builds on v2.2.8 (745cd3b) and passes ctest.
An AI assistant (Claude Code Opus 5.0) assisted with this work.