When an application causes first chance exceptions on Windows then even if they are ignored Qt Creator continues to increase in memory as a result of them

When an application causes first chance exceptions on Windows then even if they are ignored Qt Creator continues to increase in memory as a result of them. It seems that the only thing that is happening is that they are not being outputted to the issues pane, but the CPU level remains high and the memory increases until it eventually crashes.

The same example from QTCREATORBUG-20915 can be used to reproduce this:

int main() {
 while (1) {
  try { throw 0; }
  catch (...) {}
 }
}