js threads can be freed in different threads than where they were created, and this breaks our ASAN-specific pointer tracker. So, if we just use the regular allocator for the threads, as opposed to the nspr allocator, then we won't try to track them.
don't use nspr allocator for js threads for better ASAN
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Gabriel Russell (Inactive)
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Gabriel Russell (Inactive)
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