- Fixed tpc_finish:

  - Use tid from server to update cache.

  - Accept and call callback function.

- Implemented flow control

- Added connection/disconnection notification (to client storage).

- implemented get_peername.

- implemented is_read_only

- renamed callAsync to async (death to Camels!)

refinements (including spelling and considering allowing tpc_finish and loads to be in flight at once.

Renamed connection_timeout to connect_poll and use it when reconnecting.

Optimized hanfline of first messagem, as we did in zrpc, because it
only occurs once. :)

More/better comments.

Move loop argument to front of constructor arguments.

Added close/close_threadsafe to wait for connection on close.

Added is_connected.

Added new_addr.

Also got rid of the adapter machinery. It didn't buy enough to justify
the wrapping.

- Moved cache into async thread to avoid lots of locking.

- Setup delegation to storage.

- Provide thread wrapper that runs the async protocol in a thread.

Much left to do, but this is a nice little spike.

Add support for PyPy.

Let checkQuickVerificationWith2Clients use a longer timeaut and raise an assertion error if the timeout fails. Trying to debug intermittant failures on Travis, seen in all versions of Python.

Per @mgedmin, use a renormalizing pattern to fix the unicode string matchin in Python3. Also just print the data for the storage we expect, because the missing u prefixes change the spacing when pprint nests dicts and things don't match under Python2.

Fix the ruok protocol under Python3: a bytes/unicode problem. However, the doctest cases still don't pass because they have leading u prefixes in them.

One more place to account for the socket.error switchero on Python3. Still doesn't fix nagios/ruok though.

Make the nagios metrics come back in a deterministic order. This fixes the nagios test under PyPy, but they still fail under Python 3 for the same reason test_ruok does.

test_ruok was hanging under Python3. Now it doesn't hang but just fails with 'struct.error: unpack requires a bytes object of length 4'

Fix some test failures under Python3.3+. This loop can also raise a RuntimeError([Errno 9] Bad file descriptor), though, so not all are fixed. But this may be enough to fix the hang.

Try to remove use of virtualenv in .travis.yml; all the travis builds were running under Python 2.7.3 because of it.

Make the virtualenv python report its version; seeing /usr/lib/python2.7 in the python2.6 traceback paths is making me nervous.