One often reported issue is that the ESPEasy node (especially ESP8266 ones) will crash when WiFi is unstable.
This could be due to memory suddenly filling up by the controller queue.
When creating a new item for the controller queue, there was no `(std::nothrow)` included on the `new` calls, so if running out of memory this might have thrown a `std::bad_alloc` exception, which are not caught and thus ESPEasy might crash on it.
This is a macro for:
```
#define addLogMove(L, S) addToLogMove(L, std::move(S))
```
This will then try to move the constructed string to the log buffer.
If it cannot be moved (e.g. log level is not active), the string will be cleared to free up memory.
TD-er
Ton Huisman