Make TCMalloc sampled allocation madvise logic less aggressive. - #571
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For allocations no larger than a hardware page, we can skip them entirely. Heap profiling only examines the allocated size of the object, not the full span. PiperOrigin-RevId: 971351666
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Make TCMalloc sampled allocation madvise logic less aggressive.
For allocations no larger than a hardware page, we can skip them entirely. Heap profiling only examines the allocated size of the object, not the full span.