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# Release 2.3.1

### ​🧱 Brick Updates <a href="#brick-updates" id="brick-updates"></a>

* Adds new `Ensure Authentication` brick to kick off an interactive login flow if the user is unauthenticated
* Adds new `System Memory Info` brick to read the physical system memory information

### :art: User Experience

* The sandbox is now embedded in the offscreen document for all users, eliminating duplicate sandboxes and improving reliability
* Adds a new banner to the Extension Console informing users when they have team deployments snoozed as well as indicating when they will no longer be snoozed

### :bug: Bug Fixes

* Fixed memory leak due to improperly cleaning up event listeners when the text selection menu is closed
* Remove and recreate the sandbox on sandbox messaging errors
* Fixed memory leak in the `With Cache` brick


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