Safety concerns

This library has CI that runs Valgrind automatically on the setup that a Dart program calls a Rust program using this package, so memory problems should be found by Valgrind. _{(Notice that, even when running a simple hello-world Dart program, Valgrind will report hundreds of errors. See this Dart lang issue for more details. Therefore, I both look at "definitely lost" in Valgrind, and manually search things related to this library - if all reported errors are unrelated to this library then we are safe.)}

In addition, Flutter integration tests are also done in CI. This ensures a real Flutter application using this library does not suffer from problems.

Most of the code are written in safe Rust. The unsafe code mainly comes from support::box_from_leak_ptr and support::vec_from_leak_ptr. They are used for pointers and arrays, and I follow the high-upvoted answers and official doc when writing down that few lines of code.

I use this library heavily in my own Flutter project (yplusplus, or why++). That app is in production and it works quite well. If I observe any problems, I will fix it in this library.

The CI also runs the run_codegen workflow, which ensure that the code generator can compile and generate desired results. Lastly, the CI also runs formatters and linters (fmt, clippy, dart analyze, dart format), and linters can also catch some common problems.