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The precomputer instance in Processor was allocated as a raw pointer and thus never freed.
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This was found using Address Sanitizer on the dev branch. The
Processorclass defined insh2peaks.cppallocated itsprecomputermember variable on the heap using a raw pointer. The allocated memory was never freed, leading to a memory leak. The fix allocates the memory using ashared_ptr(unique_ptrwasn't used as we need our functors to be copyable for multithreaded purposes).