Motivation:
Thread-confinement ends up being too confusing to code for, and also prevents some legitimate use cases.
Additionally, thread-confinement exposed implementation specific behavioural differences of buffers, where we would ideally like all buffers to always behave the same, regardless of implementation.
Modification:
All MemorySegment based buffers now always use shared segments.
For heap-based segments, we avoid the overhead associated with the closing of shared segments, by just not closing them, and instead just leave the whole thing for the GC to deal with.
Result:
Buffers can now always be accessed from multiple different threads at the same time.
