Ensure custom deleter is called by passing non-null pointer in ctor - #6161
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Custom deleters for
std::unique_ptrare not invoked if the owned pointer is null.Therefore, the function setup to
acquire_metadataat the end of the scope will never fire.Solution is to pass a valid pointer, and let the custom deleter delete the object.