Valentin Shergin e61a14e71d Fabric: RCTWeakEventEmitterWrapper, NSAttributedString and co.
Summary:
Previously, we stored a pointer to ShadowNode inside NSAttributedString's attributes to make possible retrieving an EventEmitter associated with some text fragment.
That worked fine besides only one caveat: the internal implementation of NSAttributedString is quite strange and that causes a memory leak. Because of some reason, NSAttributedString does not release stored attributes after own destruction (maybe OS uses some kind of caching).
So, now, instead of storing a strong pointer to ShadowNode inside NSAttributedString, we store a weak pointer to EventEmitter. Storing a weak pointer is okay because a desired lifetime of EventEmitter is guaranteed by LocalData stored inside a View. Storing a weak EventEmitter instead of weak ShadowNode will also help us with migration to ShadowView (we cannot store ShadowView weakly because it's a stack allocated object).

Reviewed By: sahrens

Differential Revision: D13196886

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