Clean out NSNulls in removedSubnodes list (fixes #2059) #2063
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This PR fixes #2059.
Starting Swift 5.6 (Xcode 13.3), I'm seeing
NSNulls populating the_removedSubnodeslist and causingunrecognized selectorcrashes. I'm not sure where this is coming from because it only occurs in Release builds which makes debugging really hard, but I have confirmed this PR to fix the issue.One reproducible event for me that triggers this crash is during device rotation where
layoutSpecThatFitsrecompute the layouts. It's not an isolated case either because I see it in most screens.If anyone can provide a better fix, please suggest.