Reduce the default initial capacity of ChannelOutboundBuffer

Motivation:

ChannelOutboundBuffer is basically a circular array queue of its entry
objects.  Once an entry is created in the array, it is never nulled out
to reduce the allocation cost.

However, because it is a circular queue, the array almost always ends up
with as many entry instances as the size of the array, regardless of the
number of pending writes.

At worst case, a channel might have only 1 pending writes at maximum
while creating 32 entry objects, where 32 is the initial capacity of the
array.

Modifications:

- Reduce the initial capacity of the circular array queue to 4.
- Make the initial capacity of the circular array queue configurable

Result:

We spend 4 times less memory for entry objects under certain
circumstances.
Refactor integration tests of compression codecs

Motivation:

Duplicated code of integration tests for different compression codecs.

Modifications:

- Added abstract class IntegrationTest which contains common tests for any compression codec.
- Removed common tests from Bzip2IntegrationTest and LzfIntegrationTest.
- Implemented abstract methods of IntegrationTest in Bzip2IntegrationTest, LzfIntegrationTest and SnappyIntegrationTest.

Result:

Removed duplicated code of integration tests for compression codecs and simplified an addition of integration tests for new compression codecs.
Refactor Bzip2 tests

Motivation:

Complicated code of Bzip2 tests with some unnecessary actions.

Modifications:

- Reduce size of BYTES_LARGE array of random test data for Bzip2  tests.
- Removed unnecessary creations of EmbeddedChannel instances in Bzip2 tests.
- Simplified tests in Bzip2DecoderTest which expect exception.
- Removed unnecessary testStreamInitialization() from Bzip2EncoderTest.

Result:

Reduced time to test the 'codec' package by 7 percent, simplified code of Bzip2 tests.
Remove compressed flag from HTTP/2

Motivation:

There are still a few places in the HTTP/2 code that have the compressed
flag (from pre-draft 13). Need to remove this flag since it's no longer
used.

Modifications:

Various changes to remove the flag from the writing path.

Result:

No references to the compressed flag.
Use value types for class and type in DNS entries to make them immune to parameter order bugs

Motivation:

DNS class and type were represented as integers rather than an enum or a
similar dedicated value type.  This can be a potential source of a
parameter order bug which might be difficult to track down.

Modifications:

Add DnsClass and DnsType to replace integer parameters

Result:

Type safety and less error-proneness
Overall cleanup of codec-dns

Related issue: #2688

- DnsClass and DnsType
  - Make DnsClass and DnsType implement Comparable
  - Optimize the message generation of IllegalArgumentException,
    by pre-populating the list of the expected parameters
  - Move the static methods up
  - Relax the validation rule of DnsClass so that a user can define a
    CLASS which is not listed in the RFC 1035
  - valueOf(int) does not throw IllegalArgumentException anymore as long
    as the specified value is an unsigned short.
  - Rename create() and forName() to valueOf() so that they look like a
    real enum
  - Rename type() and clazz() to intValue() so that they conform to our
    naming convention
- Add missing null checks in DnsEntry
Fix a compilation error
ForkJoinPool
Channel Deregistration