New C layer invoke API#34
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I'd started some prototyping work on this change before the move to GitHub; this change restores things.
By the time we call accept, we have proof that we've received the start of a call, so we should set this bit to one.
Otherwise we can cause segfaults down in the client_channel.
So that later cancellations do not clobber status.
This prevents mismatches from breaking tests.
If not running in forever mode, and a test fails, fail run_tests.py also. If running in forever mode and make fails, wait for the next run.
Also allow maxjobs to be tweaked based upon which configs are being run, to prevent memory starvation.
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We no longer generate an event after invoke, instead grpc_call_invoke is instantaneous and reads and writes can be queued immediately.