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Nils Goroll authored
based on insights with minimum memory testing, we need even more fine grained priorities. The main insight is that new objects get lower priorities than rewrite-related allocations, but once they exist, their subordinate requests for segments and metadata get higher priorities. We now also re-assign the priority of waiting allocations. DLECHK gets a top priority because it uses small allocations and is vital for rewrite progress.
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