Linear memory above which the interpreter is dropped at the end of an invocation.
USE_ZEND_ALLOC=0 means PHP never returns memory between requests, so demand in one incarnation
is cumulative (108.50 MiB after provisioning, 122.63 then 138.63 after two authenticated renders,
past the 128 MiB limit).
112 MiB sits above the render plateau of 108.50 and below the first over-large rung, so a serving
object never recycles and a freshly installed one always does. A platform figure, not a plan
budget (128 MiB on free and paid).
Linear memory above which the interpreter is dropped at the end of an invocation.
USE_ZEND_ALLOC=0means PHP never returns memory between requests, so demand in one incarnation is cumulative (108.50 MiB after provisioning, 122.63 then 138.63 after two authenticated renders, past the 128 MiB limit).112 MiB sits above the render plateau of 108.50 and below the first over-large rung, so a serving object never recycles and a freshly installed one always does. A platform figure, not a plan budget (128 MiB on free and paid).