Methods of GC are supposed to be just methods of metaclass (except for #garbage_collect), not module_functions.
There is a slight possibility of this being a breaking change if someone was includeing GC to use its methods, but I don't see why anyone would do this when it's mostly no-ops.
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Follow-up to #9094 (comment)
Methods of GC are supposed to be just methods of metaclass (except for #garbage_collect), not module_functions.
There is a slight possibility of this being a breaking change if someone was includeing GC to use its methods, but I don't see why anyone would do this when it's mostly no-ops.