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FD Leak Tracker
I used this locally to clear up the leaks in the remote runtime, such that as of writing it no longer seems to leak at all. (In my PR) I figured it may be useful to others in testing the docker runtime, which currently seems to leak like a sieve.
If the environment variable "DEBUG" is set to "1", This code monkey patches the socket and open methods such that when one of these is initialized a stack trace is recorded. If 5 minutes pass and the resource is not closed, we print the stack trace.
I dunno if this is something we want to permanently include in openhands, but it does make finding leaks easier.
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