Fixes:	#916

Conflicts:
	doc/sphinx/reference/vcl.rst

where the timeouts happen etc.

SENDFILE_WORKS 64-bit platforms.

Spotted by:	sky

after a vcl file is loaded and before it is discarded.

The major use will probably be to tell VMODs things like filenames.

Requested by:	geoff & DocWilco

Spotted by:	GCC
Missed by:	LLVM, FlexeLint

quoting in the string.

Fixes	#900

Fixes build issues.

string.

Fixes	#913

CLI in authorized mode, since mgt_ask_child() does not send
here CLI commands.

connection, the child needs it since we do not accept CLI here
documents on unauthorized CLI connections.

Make the mgr-child CLI connection authorized in the child so we
accept CLI here documents.

Add testcase for this.

Fixes #917

rely on cli->cmd which is (by purpose) incomplete for here documents.

Spotted by: Martin

recover it when -spersistent reloads

-spersistent changed the requirements a fair bit, and amongst other
things introduced a ban timestamp as a unique identifier of a ban,
and the need to save and reinstate a ban.

The way this was implemented somewhat less than elegant, but we had
little choice due to the way regexps work, and amongst other horrors
it involved too much parsing and quoting of bans as text strings.

Since then we have switched to PCRE, which compiles regexps to
a bytestream which can be saved offline, and this paved the way
for this rewrite.

Instead of a datastructure with a list of tests to be carried out,
build a byte-string which encodes the same information, along with
additional information (the uncompiled regexp) to allow the ban to
be reconstructed for display in ban.list.

Include the ban timestamp as the first 8 bytes of the ban specification,
to eliminate obj->ban_t, saving 8 bytes per object.

Additional polishing to be expected.

private to cache_ban.c, so inline it there.