There should be an option to disable infinite loop protection so slower laptops can run larger programs

I understand the need for infinite loop protection, I remember before there was any loosing some programs because I wrote the wrong code and my program spiraled into an infinite loop and the browser just crashed so hard I couldn't even save my work... that sucks for sure, but on the flip side the current level of protection tends to kill legit programs if they get to large, especially for slower laptops like mine! Would it be possible to have a line of code that is able to disable the protection? So for example you could define some kind of bool like KAinfiniteloops and make all that stuff depend on the bool, and then give us access to it so all we would have to do is write KAinfiniteloops=false; at the top of a program.

No files, tests, or entry points are named in the issue. Start by locating the live editor's infinite-loop protection and determine how an opt-out would affect browser safety and larger programs; done means a documented, user-accessible option that disables the protection without crashing the browser.

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