Description:
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eval('return function() {};') seems to create a memory leak.

If I replace eval('return function() {};'); with function() {}; there's no memory leak but if I replace eval('return function() {};'); with $a = eval('return function() {};'); unset($a); there is still. So it's like the eval() is what's causing the issue.

Per https://3v4l.org/3p4sl apparently this code didn't start leaking until PHP 7.4.

Test script:
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<?php
while (true) {
    eval('return function() {};');
    gc_collect_cycles();
    $new = memory_get_usage();
    if (isset($old)) {
        echo ($new - $old) . "\n";
    }
    $old = $new;
}
?>

Expected result:
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I would expect this to output a bunch of 0's, one after the other.

Actual result:
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432 is output over and over and over again, indicating that each new pass is consuming an additional 432 bytes than the last one.