Improve shared_heap test cases.#4834
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Aligned allocation size can be significantly greater than the original size, and page size varies across platforms. > macOS on M1 (Apple Silicon) uses a memory page size of 16,384 bytes (16 KB). > This differs from the traditional 4 KB page size used on Intel Macs and many > other ARM64 systems, and is designed to improve performance by reducing page > table overhead and allowing for better cache utilization.
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Aligned allocation size can be significantly greater than the original size, and page size varies across platforms.