WIP Experiment with different kind of allocator for backend.#824
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WIP Experiment with different kind of allocator for backend.#824
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Add a backend range that delays returning memory to the next level. This reduces the pressure on the backend global allocator.
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The buddy allocator for large objects and chunks leads to good fragmentation behaviour, but can result in a lot of internal fragmentation as the blocks it returns can be twice the size requested. This PR makes the blocks have more sizeclasses using a DougLea/TLSF like consolidation strategy, but with some modification to handle the alignment requires for snmalloc.