I don't mean a literal UAF, but a "use array index after free" because you're using indexes (which only have bounds checking) as heap pointers. Rust's borrow c

I don't mean a literal UAF, but a "use array index after free" because you're using indexes (which only have bounds checking) as heap pointers. Rust's borrow checker doesn't account for when you re-implement parts of memory management as array indexes.