First iteration of a stress tester

Doesn't really use Netty, not super optimal,
but hopefully fast enough for *some* stress tests
(50k+ packets/sec under OSX on my laptop).
plog-stress: dedicated handler, Eater

plog is unhappy without handlers (the end of pipeline logs, which
outputs the full message), and the console provider is surprising
resource-consuming even when piping to `/dev/null`.

This stress eater helps experiments.
plog-common, with netty-friendly murmurhash3

plog-common should include code that doesn't fit in the API
or distribution, but benefits from being shared between many components.

As getting out of ByteBufs for checksumming turns out expensive,
but Guava doesn't expose any API allowing us to checksum Netty buffers,
get started with a naive implementation (hopefully not too naive).
plog-client: write header every time

From the stress tester, turns out copying a reference isn't particularly efficient...