refactor: replace NULL with nullptr.#1061
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This pull request correctly replaces NULL and 0 with nullptr for better type safety in C++. While reviewing these changes, I discovered a critical bug in the ClosureGuard's default constructor. It fails to initialize all member function objects, which can lead to a crash at runtime. My review includes a specific comment with a suggested fix for this issue.
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Replace NULL with nullptr following "Effective Modern C++" Item 8 guidelines.