Make OmniPaxos Sync#7
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Wrap BLE respectively SequencePaxos in locks, so that all `OmniPaxos` methods can be called without borrowing `&mut self`. Specifically, methods mutating either subsystem can be called concurrently. Expose incoming message handlers for either type of message: this is motivated by the need to advance BLE even when paxos is not making progress (to avoid leader failovers when network or storage are pathologically slow).
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Wrap BLE respectively SequencePaxos in locks, so that all
OmniPaxosmethods can be called without borrowing
&mut self. Specifically,methods mutating either subsystem can be called concurrently.
Expose incoming message handlers for either type of message: this is
motivated by the need to advance BLE even when paxos is not making
progress (to avoid leader failovers when network or storage are
pathologically slow).