fix(cloudflare): avoid repeated flush lock wrapping#21156
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Durable Objects can reuse the same instrumented context across many requests.
makeFlushLock()replacedcontext.waitUntilon every init, so each request wrapped the previous wrapper and built an unbounded call chain.A later
waitUntil()call then had to recurse through every wrapper, eventually causing stack overflows and retaining stale closures.I added a mechanism to reuse a single
waitUntilwrapper per Cloudflare context instead of wrapping again on every SDK init. Also added a regression coverage for long-lived contexts repeatedly creating flush locks.Fixes #21150