Refactor scope latches to reduce matching #1059
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The former
enum ScopeLatch
forced amatch
during bothincrement
and
set
(decrement), even though both variants only need to update anAtomicUsize
most of the time. #1057 helped hide that forincrement
,but
set
branching still showed up in perf profiles.Now this is refactored to a unified
CountLatch
that has a direct fieldfor its
counter
used in the frequent case, and then an internal enumfor the one-time notification variants. Therefore, most of its updates
will have no
match
reached at all.The only other use of the former
CountLatch
was the one-shottermination latch in
WorkerThread
, so that's now renamed toOnceLatch
.