Fix recursive set marshal dump and load#9418
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The overridden dump and load logic did not properly register the set object for recursive linking, causing it to become corrupted under those circumstances. This pulls the linking logic down from the base marshal implementation and ensures the set is registered before its contents are dumped or loaded. Fixes jruby#9405
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The overridden dump and load logic did not properly register the set object for recursive linking, causing it to become corrupted under those circumstances. This pulls the linking logic down from the base marshal implementation and ensures the set is registered before its contents are dumped or loaded.
Fixes #9405
No tests or specs are provided yet because the ruby/spec specs for Marshal dump and load are a mess. We'll get something added but first need some discussion about how to proceed (ruby/spec#1355).