What does FWFSM as an RBWS mean?

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The documentation doesn't define anything but R, W, and S (and barriers).

I'm guessing F is a FUA/flush, but why two F's?

Is M no-merge?

Out of this list of RBWS's:

WS
FWS
FWFSM

... will any cause NAND/flash to thrash (i.e. shorten the life by
constantly clearing/garbage collecting large "blocks" for small
writes)?

Thanks,

Chris
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