fix(gin): cap V8 CodeRange to 64MB on low-memory systems OS-21534#142
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On ARM64 devices with ≤512MB physical RAM (e.g. BrightSign Pagani), V8's default 256MB CodeRange reservation exceeds CommitLimit. Cap CodeRange to kMinimumCodeRangeSize (64MB) when physical memory is at or below 512MB. This allows the kernel to satisfy the mmap without requiring overcommit policy changes. Also re-exports the ICU timezone patch to fix unrelated patch drift.
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On ARM64 devices with ≤512MB physical RAM (e.g. BrightSign Pagani), V8's default 256MB CodeRange reservation exceeds CommitLimit.
Cap CodeRange to kMinimumCodeRangeSize (64MB) when physical memory is at or below 512MB. This allows the kernel to satisfy the mmap without requiring overcommit policy changes.
Also re-exports the ICU timezone patch to fix unrelated patch drift.