main: fd_listen fhs alloc rewrite #805
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If an application uses multiple (maybe thousands) of libre event loop threads, the unused pre-allocated memory for fhs can be quite high. This PR uses a application allocated fhs with
fd_listen. This way EPOLL and KQUEUE have no hard fd limit anymore (re->maxfds limits only returned active event handlers per fd_poll). The fd limit for SELECT stays the same.Alternative approach with less overhead compared to #428