CXXCBC-618: fix memory leak and data race #683
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using std::function along with std::shared_ptr for promise might affect the lifetime of the cluster object and result in memory leak and data races during destruction
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std::functionalong withstd::shared_ptrfor promise might affect the lifetime of the cluster object and result in memory leak and data races during destruction