Introduce necessary executors and implement sleepAsync - #2040
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JAVA-6240
JAVA-6240
…s `getExecutor` returns the actual I/O executor
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These changes were reviewed in stIncMale#3.
Notable changes
MongoThreadPoolExecutor/MongoScheduledThreadPoolExecutor- the executors we should eventually use everywhere internally (see JAVA-6109), because they make sure uncaught task failures are propagated to theUncaughtExceptionHandler.RetryPolicy.Decision.RetryAttemptInfo.getBackoff- allowsRetryPolicyto require the immediate next attempt to be delayed.ThreadUtil.sleep/sleepAsync- allows sleeping inRetryingSyncSupplier/RetryingAsyncCallbackSupplierbased on theRetryAttemptInfo.getBackoff.StreamFactoryFactory.getExecutor- exposes the I/O executor used byStreams to the rest of theMongoClientcomponents.AsyncClientExecutor- allows to schedule a task using the aforementioned I/O executor, which saves us from creating another thread pool perMongoClient, essentially duplicating the I/O executor.CommonExecutor- provides the scheduling functionality when the I/O executor is not aScheduledThreadPoolExecutorat the cost of a single new thread per class loader.AsyncClientExecutorandCommonExecutorshould eventually manage all internal computational resources (see JAVA-4930).Test failures
The build has no new tests failing compared to the
backpressurebranch build (#1918).JAVA-6240