JavaScript is unique in that it runs in all browsers. There is no single "owner," so you can't just make a change in isolation and expect it to apply everywhere. You need buy-in from all parties. Evolution happens through TC39, the Technical Committee responsible for ECMAScript.
Why managers (TEXTURE_MANAGER, MATERIAL_MANAGER, FONT_MANAGER, NET_MANAGER)? Because everything runs in a loop, and there are few good ways to persist state between iterations. Back in Clayquad, you had three options for images: always loaded, loaded every frame, or build your own caching system. Ply's managers handle all of that in the background. Tell the engine where your image is, it handles caching, eviction, and lifetime. The same pattern applies to materials, fonts, and network requests. All simplifying memory across frames so you never think about it.
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CompletableFuture 通过 ManagedBlocker 接口桥接 ForkJoinPool 的补偿能力，在 get() 阻塞时不会拖垮线程池