…age processing order

This is an initial phase PR.  It is seen as the minimal set of changes needed in order to add a mode where writes on leader are committed to rocksdb prior to producing.  This change in order has the following impacts:

-Drainer is skipped on leaders:
 In a later refactor it might be prudent to remove the drainer entirely.  However, in order to best accomodate that, it would likely make sense to execute a kind of batching logic when flushing to rocksdb.  We do not attempt to make this change in this PR.

-DCR logic must change
 Since writes are persisted to rocksdb prior to producing to Kafka, we now must accomodate for the possibility of left over state on a leader.  To address this, we add a new mode to the merge conflict resolution logic where upon a perfect tie (on value and timestamp), we resolve to produce the repeated record.  The intention here is to be able to be certain that a write which was persisted to rocksdb on leader but not produced doesn't end up getting lost due to failing DCR.

-Transient Record is disabled
 transient record cache is disabled for those ingestion tasks which enable this mode.  This is itself was one of the goals, but we should go here with some validation.  Most clusters in production end up seeing pretty low cache hit rate on transient record cache in production, however, there is at least one use case that gets as high as a 20% hit rate.  Theoretically, we may be able to avoid taking too much hit here as we are able to give the memory savings to rocksdb cache, but this needs vetting.  If this doesn't work, then we will need to replace the transient record cache with a simple size/time based cache.

There are also some cleanups here and there.  Getting rid of some code paths that we no longer need and cleaning up others.

NOTE: Integration tests haven't been completely added to this PR yet.  Part of that is because while switching some of the existing integration tests to this mode, some tests are failing.  This needs some more diagnosis.  Hence the WIP tag.