Replace per-connection execution lock with statement-level interrupts#226
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Query timeouts previously relied on a per-connection execution lock that serialized every operation so the timer wheel's connection.interrupt() would unambiguously hit the timed-out operation. This serialized all concurrent work on a connection and added a mutex acquisition to every call. Use libsql_stmt_interrupt() instead: the timer wheel now interrupts the specific statement that timed out (via a new Interruptible trait, so the wheel can target either a statement or a connection), leaving other concurrent operations on the same connection untouched. This removes execution_lock entirely, along with acquire_execution_lock and the deadline/remaining plumbing it required. Depends on: tursodatabase/libsql#2248
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Query timeouts previously relied on a per-connection execution lock that
serialized every operation so the timer wheel's connection.interrupt() would
unambiguously hit the timed-out operation. This serialized all concurrent work
on a connection and added a mutex acquisition to every call.
Use libsql_stmt_interrupt() instead: the timer wheel now interrupts the
specific statement that timed out (via a new Interruptible trait, so the wheel
can target either a statement or a connection), leaving other concurrent
operations on the same connection untouched. This removes execution_lock
entirely, along with acquire_execution_lock and the deadline/remaining
plumbing it required.
Depends on: tursodatabase/libsql#2248