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In theory, it is possible for rename to succeed before the buffers are
flushed, and then we lose data.
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Now we just pass down the value of n and check errno, plus
readDataLoop/writeDataLoop returns a bool indicating whether it failed.
For now this seems to work OK, but maybe I'll add a better abstraction
in the future.
EOFError is still used for handling failed packets; this is brittle,
and should be replaced once we have a proper buffering mechanism for
them. (That will also let us kill BufStream.)
Unrelated: this also fixes a bug in buffer with cacheId.
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Supposedly they aren't broken in refc after 2.0.0, so we can do this now
that 1.6.14 is dropped.
I've confirmed lent to work as advertised; it indeed reduces copies.
sink doesn't seem to help much, but I guess it will be useful once we
switch to ORC.
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next's pointer backwards must be updated too, or it the dropped ref will
be erroneously displayed on the history screen.
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It's still missing a "color visited links" feature, but it's better
than nothing.
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