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``` Change refcounting scheme to a more idiomatic approach: every secasvar object keeps a ref to SAH which is only released when the object goes away. Plugs panics of the form: panic: esp_input_cb: Unexpected address family: 0 saidx=0xfffffd001832a330 ``` A validated this is the issue by neglecting to actually free anything on stock kernel and instead poisoning address family with a dedicated value, which did start showing up.

``` Change refcounting scheme to a more idiomatic approach: every secasvar object keeps a ref to SAH which is only released when the object goes away. Plugs panics of the form: panic: esp_input_cb: Unexpected address family: 0 saidx=0xfffffd001832a330 ``` I validated this is the issue by neglecting to actually free anything on stock kernel and instead poisoning address family with a dedicated value, which did start showing up.

``` Change refcounting scheme to a more idiomatic approach: every secasvar object keeps a ref to SAH which is only released when the object goes away. Plugs panics of the form: panic: esp_input_cb: Unexpected address family: 0 saidx=0xfffffd001832a330 ``` AI validated this is the issue by neglecting to actually free anything on stock kernel and instead poisoning address family with a dedicated value, which did start showing up.