refs #4871
closes #5157


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now that they don't take nearly as long
refs #4871


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take forever under valgrind
refs #5157


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[t:5153] fix the error handling code for toku_ltm_get_lt() and better explain what the client contract is for the on_create and on_close callbacks.

the idea is you should only pass an on_create callback if there is also an on_close callback, and vice-versa. the on_create callback is called if
the lock tree is created and the on_close callback is called only if the on_create callback was actually called, either because of a user close
of the locktree or by an error path in toku_ltm_get_lt().

we never assume that either of these callbacks are non-null and we know both can be called at most once.


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commit, abort, and prepare

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Trying to disable syncs during child txns does nothing, also for parents when doing a dbremove
Removed pointers
Cleanup with regards to indentation/style

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stressed envs


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#refs 5133 merge undo-do algorithm changes to main. now, we read a row from the source db AND gather up the leaf entrie's provisional data in the cursor callback, which makes it atomic with respect to commit and abort on that DB. had to fix a few tests after changing some leaf entry signatures


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close[t:5134] le_cursor api cleaned up, followed up on a TODO to get rid of the DB parameter from is_key_right (and improved its name too) by using a fake_db in the le_cursor plus the new toku_ft_get_descriptor() api to grab a descriptor reference. refactored some tests to get it all compiling. LE and hot indexer tests pass


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[t:5064] Closes #5064 Move most of the work of creating xids (including malloc) out of the txn_manager_lock

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[t:5132] cast pthread_t through uintptr_t in order to print it in a way that's portable between linux and osx.  closes #5132

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also adds csv and tsv output formats (and some work on gnuplot)

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close[t:5128] updating a descriptor now has two parts: user API that passes a FT and descriptor, and a low layer API that takes those two plus an explicit descriptor. we use the low layer one for deserialization code that wants to upgrade a descriptor for an FT that is not fully opened yet (and thus whose FT does not have a valid cachefile yet). this seems to be a clean enough solution, since it helps some upgrade code do non-standard stuff.

most importantly, loader-stress-test3 no longer fails by segfaulting on ft->cf->fd


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