Do not zero elements and perform fast clear in HashMap#108932
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This is optimizations from #90082.
The first optimization is that it is not necessary for the element pointers to be null, since the hashes are already null.
Second, the elements are cleared, such as in a linked list, and then the hashes and pointers to the elements are freed. This will eliminate iteration over hashes and elements and result in the elements being freed in the order they were inserted.