`spl_object_storage_attach_handle` creates an entry already, but only
fills it in at the end with `spl_object_storage_create_element` which
allocates memory. In this case the allocation fails and we're left with
a NULL slot. Doing the allocation first isn't an option because we want
to check whether the slot is occupied before allocating memory.
The simplest solution is to set the entry to NULL and check for a NULL
pointer upon destruction.
Closes GH-14849.
Niels Dossche
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