fix: prevent effect tree of batches from interfering with each other#18508
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While working on another Svelte feature I noticed a bug that boils down to batches interfering with each other through the effect tree: If batch A schedules an effect, it is walked up to the root (possibly). Now if in the meantime batch B also wants to schedule effects, it can have unintended consequences.
Normally this does not happen, since it's extremely hard to run into this situation. There's basically two cases: Either an unfortunate timing of microtasks, or during flushing effects are scheduling new effects which messes with a
#commit()right after (the test case does this).To fix this we now defer walking up the tree until the batch is actually processed. That way we set + unset the markers on the branches synchronously so there's no chance of another batch interfering.