For ENG-5869, add support for arbitrary precision timeouts to Java client. And the horror.
For ENG-5869, there is no prize for holding the largest number of locks for the longest time
For ENG-5869, missed specifying time unit for one signature
Unrelated, deprectate unused and undocumented non-blocking client methods that are untested, some of which don't work, and no very useful
Unrelated, initial sightings of the Lock-less monster
For ENG-5869, honor ignore backpressure properly in fast path. Handle timeouts waiting for max outstanding permit
For ENG-5869, drain does indeed need to know when all callbacks have been invoked. Fix test bug
For ENG-5869, don't decrement callbacks to invoke for async topology updates
For ENG-5805, add HdrHistogram to client and use it to track latency with microsecond precision, add APIs for reporting additional precision

Also refactor HdrHistogram so it doesn't include snappy directly so it can be included in the client

For ENG-5805, add missing updates to build-client.xml
For ENG-5805, update examples and benchmarks to report latency with two digits of precision
Unrelated, cleanup a few of the methods in BBContainer, some can be shorter, others can be final
For ENG-5869, fix test bug checking for very small timeouts. Used wrong latch and assertion checked for wrong status value
For ENG-5805, guard against empty histograms
Revert whitespace change
For ENG-5805, comment minimum trackable size usage and rounding and use constants instead of lookups
For ENG-5869, if we block an application from transmitting a transaction that counts as time towards latency and the timeout, don't hide it
For ENG-5869, let's take that one step further and measure from the beginning before all the locking. Timeout means timeout.
Unrelated, the Lock-less monster appears again in a fuzzy snapshot of a lock free hash map
Unrelated, remove debug output
For ENG-5805, If we are paying the cost of copying histograms there is no need to use an atomic one since there is a single writer to the histogram