amp-script in amp-list creating new Worker

### Description

I am doing a project for an important client collaborating with brands like
(elle, inStyle, marie claire, Bazaar) based on amp.

The project allows shopping in many fashion related stores.
Unfortunately I have encountered a problem that I am unable to solve that
is holding up deployment.

Namely, I am using amp-script **(8Kb script)** inside the amp-list.
The problem is that with every amp-list refresh a new webWorker is created. The
same happens when opening an amp-modal with the amp-script. The problem is
that even though the used script is only 8Kb, after several interactions
due to running web-workers the limit of the amp script is exceeded and
there are several outdated web-workers in the background.

Is there any way to terminate its own webWorker in amp-script or solve this
problem with creating new WebWorkers on amp-list refresh?

The example of problem is available on : https://calm-desert-070c00903.azurestaticapps.net/elle
when adding to cart couple of product or opening the basket

This is very important for the completion of the project.

I would appreciate your answer.

### Reproduction Steps

1. Place amp script ( with size under limitation) inside amp-list or modal
2. Every amp-list refresh new amp-script is initialized
3. After few refreshing or interactions amp script size exceeded

### Relevant Logs

```shell
[amp-script] Maximum total script size exceeded (150000). amp-script[src="https://iine.devbuild.pl/js/mkt-main.js"].js is disabled. See https://amp.dev/documentation/components/amp-script/#size-of-javascript-code.
```

### Browser(s) Affected

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, UC Browser

### OS(s) Affected

All

### Device(s) Affected

All

### AMP Version Affected

_No response_

Start with the linked reproduction and reproduce the issue by refreshing amp-list and opening amp-modal while using the 8 KB amp-script. Inspect the amp-script initialization path associated with amp-list and modal interactions, then verify that repeated interactions no longer accumulate workers or trigger the maximum total script size error.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.