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Gold-180 - fix: inproper nodejs task scheduling, use mpsc for multi_send #10

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@kgmyatthu kgmyatthu commented Jul 15, 2024

In multi send neon binding the function is spawning tokio
threads for every ip:port pair along with O(n) oneshot channel pairs
with nodejs taskqueue scheduling callbacks for O(n) n = target addresses. In addition we have O(n) spawn for actual connection outbound stuff (this part is legit). This make multi send spawn O(n^2) tokio threads.
This code is also having problem with failure to give control back to runtime thread and lost thread wakers on non-ideal/edge situation. This lead to zombie thread , tokio runtime thread not being able to get back resources for the during of the whole application cycle. (Node cycle).

This PR fixes this, by using MPSC channel, eliminate thread spawning unnecessarily in neon bindings, thus reducing thread spawn back to O(n).

The why - In multi send neon binding the function is spawning tokio
threads for every ip:port pair along with O(n) oneshot channel pairs
with nodejs callback function being Atomically reference counted this
bring no benefit whatsoever while impact performance and lost thread
yeilding and lost thread wakers on non-ideal/edge situation.
@kgmyatthu kgmyatthu self-assigned this Jul 15, 2024
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I'm ok with getting this in

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