monitor-components: stop looking for mimalloc updates#6334
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The patch is obviously correct. Just remeber to squash this on the next rebase.
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Let's stop looking for mimalloc updates: As of git-for-windows#6231, Git for Windows does not use mimalloc anymore (because the system allocator has sprouted comparable performance in the meantime). Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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As of #6231, Git for Windows does not use mimalloc anymore (because the system allocator has sprouted comparable performance in the meantime).
So let's not bother looking for new versions of that project, no reaction is needed from Git for Windows' side anymore when those appear.