Fix Semian resource allocator pairing#1042
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Ruby headers redefine strdup to ruby_strdup in C extensions, so res->name was allocated with Ruby's allocator even though it looked like libc strdup. Free it with xfree instead of free, and make the allocation explicit with ruby_strdup. Also release the malloc'd strkey field and add GC regression coverage for native resource cleanup.
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Ruby headers redefine strdup to ruby_strdup, so res->name was allocated with Ruby's allocator even though it looked like libc strdup. Free it with xfree instead of free, and make the allocation explicit with ruby_strdup.
Also release the malloc'd strkey field and add GC regression coverage for native resource cleanup.