Fall 0.1.3 BSOD regression test

trunk 65495       ok        last trunk build of explorer_old, i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 65496       ok        welcome to trunk explorer_new:    i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 68000       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 69000       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 70068       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 70742       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 71259       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
trunk 71318       ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here

0.4.0RC1          ok                                          i did not manage to get that BSOD here
0.4.0RC2          broken                                      i did get BSOD after doing some manual startup + esc-exit-loops
0.4.0             broken                                      i did get BSOD after doing some manual startup + esc-exit-loops
0.4.1RC           broken                                      i did get BSOD after doing some manual startup + esc-exit-loops
0.4.1RC3(r71326)  broken                                      i did get BSOD after doing some manual startup + esc-exit-loops
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Seeing that result I was almost 100% sure that we introduced the fall-BSOD regression with the 2 HANDLE_ENTRY_INDESTROY hackfixes from CORE-9836, since we introduced them in-between 0.4.0RC1 & 0.4.0RC2.
So I rebuilt with my local-workspace @trunk r71322 and applied those 2 hacks - to my surprise I could not trigger that BSOD in Fall then.

My only conclusion is, that it must be some other hack-fix that we currently apply to our release branches, but that is not part of our trunk!
It should have been come also in 0.4.0 and it must have been in between 0.4.0RC1 & 0.4.0RC2.