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Root() does not actually root JS things, so if some other class's Unlink() method ends up calling the GC, whiteNodes will end up containing dead pointers. (This is safe right now because the Unlink and Unroot methods do not do anything to JS things.) It is less error prone to simply never store those pointers. Also, add some asserts to enforce that we never call any of the white-object methods for JS things.
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