What I’ve learned is that the common mistake is treating isolation as binary. It’s easy to assume that if you use Docker, you are isolated. The reality is that standard Docker gives you namespace isolation, which is just visibility walls on a shared kernel. Whether that is sufficient depends entirely on what you are protecting against.
The Writer is not a concrete class. Any object that implements write(), end(), and abort() can be a writer making it easy to adapt existing APIs or create specialized implementations without subclassing. There's no complex UnderlyingSink protocol with start(), write(), close(), and abort() callbacks that must coordinate through a controller whose lifecycle and state are independent of the WritableStream it is bound to.，这一点在WPS下载最新地址中也有详细论述
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