DefaultAllocator re-used by multiple player instances (trimOnReset = false) should not be trimmed unconditionally by SampleDataQueue.reset()

I tried to use a common DefaultAllocator for multiple players (with trimOnReset = false) as suggested in the constructor:

  /**
   * Constructs an instance without creating any {@link Allocation}s up front.
   *
   * @param trimOnReset Whether memory is freed when the allocator is reset. Should be true unless
   *     the allocator will be re-used by multiple player instances. If set to false, trimming can
   *     be forced by calling {@link #setTargetBufferSize(int)} manually when required.
   * @param individualAllocationSize The length of each individual {@link Allocation}.
   */
  public DefaultAllocator(boolean trimOnReset, int individualAllocationSize) {
    this(trimOnReset, individualAllocationSize, 0);
  }

However, when I tried to trim it manually at the end of all playbacks, I noticed the total bytes allocated was already 0. It turns out SampleDataQueue already called allocator.trim() unconditionally multiple times, destroying each-other's preallocations.