Consider in-place realloc in memory usage statistics - #4995
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The memory usage statistics, which can be retrieved via the function
mem_allocator_get_alloc_info, do not consider in-place reallocations. The grow of the memory usage is only considered if a reallocation request is satisfied by a malloc, copy and free sequence. But it is not considered if the reallocation happens by extending the current node.