Required mainly for clients, allows to scale parallel client I/O with TCP
from 100-150k iops to ~400k iops and from 2-3 GB/s to at least 7-8 GB/s
with 4 I/O threads, at the same time increasing Q=1 latency by 2x thread
switching delay, which is ~10 us when CPU powersaving is disabled and may
be as high as 200 us when it's enabled.
SYNC operation fsyncs only completed operations, so treating writes as "eligible
for fsync" before actually completing them is incorrect
It affected SCHEME=ec test_heal.sh (with immediate_commit=none) test - it was
flapping with lost writes - some non-fsynced writes were legitimately lost by
the OSD, but weren't repeated by the client