Fix double mutex unlock panic in saveData loop

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The saveData function had a double unlock bug: when the save queue was full, the mutex unlocked in the default case, then break exited only the select (not the for loop), causing line 120 to unlock again—panic.

Changes:

• Removed saveQueueMutex.Unlock() and break from default case
• Added delete(pendingSaves, contractHash) in default case to allow retry
• Mutex now unlocks exactly once per iteration at line 119

// Before: double unlock when queue full
select {
case saveQueue <- contractHash:
default:
    log.Printf("Save queue full...")
    saveQueueMutex.Unlock()  // First unlock
    break                     // Exits select, NOT loop
}
saveQueueMutex.Unlock()      // Second unlock → panic

// After: single unlock per iteration
select {
case saveQueue <- contractHash:
default:
    log.Printf("Save queue full...")
    delete(pendingSaves, contractHash)  // Clean up for retry
}
saveQueueMutex.Unlock()  // Always unlocks once

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Pull request overview

Fixes a panic scenario in saveData when the save queue is full by adjusting the queue-full path so the mutex is not unlocked twice and pending-save state is handled for retries.

Changes:

• Updates the queue-full (default) branch in the save-all loop to clean up pendingSaves when enqueue fails.
• Ensures control flow exits the iteration after the queue-full path, avoiding a second unlock in that iteration.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

src/boost/boost_datastore.go:123

• PR description says the default case no longer unlocks and that the mutex unlock happens “exactly once per iteration at line 119”, but the current diff still unlocks inside default and unlocks at line 123 on the success/skip paths. Please update the PR description (or adjust the code) so the stated behavior matches the implementation.

				delete(pendingSaves, contractHash) // Remove from pending since we couldn't queue it
				saveQueueMutex.Unlock()
				continue
			}
		}
		saveQueueMutex.Unlock()

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Queue-full handling is improved here, but saveData(contractHash != "") still does a blocking saveQueue <- contractHash while holding saveQueueMutex (see lines ~96-102). If the channel is full, that goroutine blocks holding the mutex; the worker goroutine needs the same mutex to delete(pendingSaves, ...) after processing, so it can deadlock (worker blocks on mutex and stops draining the channel, sender blocks on full channel). Consider never holding saveQueueMutex across a channel send: e.g., check/mark under the mutex, unlock, then do a non-blocking send (and on failure re-lock and unmark), or use the same select { case saveQueue <- ...: ... default: ... } pattern for the single-contract path too.

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delete(pendingSaves, contractHash) in the default branch is currently a no-op because this branch is only reached when !pendingSaves[contractHash] and the map entry is never set to true before the select. This makes the inline comment misleading and adds confusion. Either remove the delete(...) and adjust the comment, or set pendingSaves[contractHash]=true before attempting to enqueue and only delete(...) on enqueue failure.

Suggested change

delete(pendingSaves, contractHash) // Remove from pending since we couldn't queue it