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    • Chris McDonough's avatar
      - "Bucket finalization" is now done more aggressively. Instead of waiting · d62a0d18
      Chris McDonough authored
        until a bucket is garbage collected (which may be much later than the
        expiration of that bucket), we "finalize" a bucket as soon as possible
        after it gets expired.  This effectively means that the "delete notifier"
        will be called much closer to the time that a transient object actually
        expires.
                                                                                      
      - Add a "_last_finalized_timeslice" counter; this counter keeps track of 
        the bucket which was finalized last.  Set the initial value of
        "_last_finalized_timeslice" to -period; this services the unit tests for
        finalization, where there can actually be a timeslice that is 0 and we 
         need to finalize that bucket.
                                                                                      
      - Add a series of locks to prevent finalization, replentishment, and
        garbage collection from being attempted by more than one thread
        simultaneously.
                                                                                      
      - Add "Fake" module for interactive testing purposes (swap out BTree for
        simpler object during stress tests for isolation purposes).
                                                                                      
      - Allow DATA_CLASS to be specified (this is the main data structure
        class).
      
      - Update docs and tests to account for new finalization strategy.
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