Add box_combine to rrul_be plot, base voip-rrul and http-rrul tests on rrul_be.
Get rid of bold type for first data series in rrul plots.
Update example.batch file.
Draw a dotted line between groups in box plots.
Label box_combine axes with 'TCP goodput' rather than 'bandwidth'.
Support storing per-series metadata. Use it to parse and store the netperf 'mean
value' output at the end of each test.
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:tohojo/netperf-wrapper
Support series metadata in computed values.
Support using series_meta in box_combine plots, use it in place of
mean_zero in tests.
Have the colors on the latency measurements line up with expected

It was always kind of confusing to not have the latency colors
match up with the tcp colors, so this sorts them as to more
expected behavior for rrul
attempt at 50 up vs 1 down

doesn't look pretty, does show some interesting behavior
a torrent-like emulation of the worse phase of torrent

6 up, 6 down, (the normal number of flows on a torrent) using the
ledbat congestion control module, compared against 1 up, 1 down, and
the usual slew of measurement flows. A possibly more accurate test
would be to rotate 1 connection every 15 seconds, as torrent does,
and to use wildly varying RTTs.

This is a simulation of the download/upload phase of a torrent
connection, with the not-quite-standard CS1 markings. It would be
better to compare it against http accesses than another steady state
set of flows, but it may be interesting in drop tail or pie scenarios.

Amusingly, the tcp-ledbat kernel code broke entirely on linux 3.13 and
later, and I haven't fixed it yet.

I have had some hope that with a reduced target delay (say 10ms),
torrent could be made to scavange again in this environment.