fix: Cache dynamic proxy classes created by ByteBuddy #2129
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I assume I've finally found the reason for the extensive memory usage described in #2119
Each proxy class created by ByteBuddy gets automatically cached by the
given class loader. It is important to have a custom cache in order to improve
the performance and to avoid extensive memory usage for our case, where
the amount of instrumented proxy classes we create is low in comparison to the amount
of proxy instances.
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