Use leak-tracking recycler in InboundPipelineTests #81065
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Today we use a leaky `NON_RECYCLING_INSTANCE` in `InboundPipelineTests#testPipelineHandling`. It's actually fine, we don't use it for anything important, but it looks suspicious and it means that a little bit of harmless-looking reordering would seriously affect the coverage of these tests. This commit gets rid of it to ensure that we're always watching for leaks. Noticed when reviewing elastic#80656.
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Today we use a leaky
NON_RECYCLING_INSTANCEinInboundPipelineTests#testPipelineHandling. It's actually fine, wedon't use it for anything important, but it looks suspicious and it
means that a little bit of harmless-looking reordering would seriously
affect the coverage of these tests. This commit gets rid of it to ensure
that we're always watching for leaks.
Noticed when reviewing #80656.