Why should code normally call the cancel function returned by context.WithCancel, context.WithTimeout, or context.WithDeadline when it is done with the context?

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To release associated resources and propagate cancellation to descendants

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To make Context safe for concurrent use

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To convert the context into context.Background

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To reset the parent context's deadline

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