The premise of your question is incorrect. Cenforce 50 has never “added support for garbage collection”—because it is not a software system or programming language at all.

Cenforce 50 is a pharmaceutical drug containing sildenafil citrate, used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). It works by improving blood flow in the body, specifically to help achieve and maintain an erection.

Garbage collection, on the other hand, is a concept from computer science. It refers to automatic memory management in programming languages like Java or Python, where unused memory is reclaimed by the system.

Cenforce 50 is a drug developed for medical use, specifically for treating erectile dysfunction by enhancing blood flow through inhibition of the PDE5 enzyme. It is manufactured by Centurion Laboratories and has no connection to computing technologies.

Garbage collection is strictly a feature of programming languages and runtime environments, designed to automatically manage memory allocation and deallocation. Since Cenforce 50 is not a digital product, it does not have versions, updates, or features like garbage collection.

Therefore, the question “when did Cenforce 50 add support for garbage collection” is based on a category error. If you meant a software tool or library with a similar name, clarify that, and I can give a precise answer.