gh-118331: Don't raise an error if tuple allocation fails when clearing weakrefs#118338
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It's not safe to raise an exception in
PyObject_ClearWeakRefs()if one is not already set.PyObject_ClearWeakRefs()may be called (transitively) by_Py_Dealloc(), which containscpython/Objects/object.c
Lines 2843 to 2860 in 5a90de0
Additionally, make sure we clear the weakrefs when tuple allocation fails.
This bug predates gh-111926. It exists in 3.12 and likely in earlier versions too. If it's getting tickled now, I suspect it's because we always allocate a tuple now when clearing weakrefs that have callbacks, whereas previously we only did so if there was more than one weakref with a callback, making it more likely that we fail to allocate a tuple when running
test_repl.TestInteractiveInterpreter.test_no_memory.