[PATCH v5 0/2] NFSD: add FREE_STATEID and TEST_STATEID operations

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From: Bryan Schumaker <bjschuma@xxxxxxxxxx>

These patches add FREE_STATEID and TEST_STATEID to the NFS server.  I initially
tested them by hard coding calls both before and after the client completes a
CLOSE operation.  Eventually, I modified the client's state recovery code to
place these calls.  I would turn off networking on the client for two minutes
so it would expired on the server and force recovery once networking was
reenabled.

I later added in a fault injection framework on the server.  I would have the
client acquire a lock, tell the server to delete it, and then have the client
use TEST_STATEID and FREE_STATEID to recover the lock.

v2:
- FREE_STATEID
  - Free open, lock, and delegation state ids correctly
  - Use the check_for_locks() function to check for locks

  - TEST_STATEID
    - Remove openmode check
    - Sanity check on size of stateid list
    - Delay decoding stateid list until encoding the reply

v3:
  - FREE_STATEID
    - Open stateids and delegations are never freeable (return nfserr_locks_held)

  - TEST_STATEID
    - Remove unused arguments from a function call
    - Store and use the HAS_SESSION flag for validating stateids

v4:
  - FREE_STATEID
    - Remove unused argument from nfs4_free_lock_stateid()

  - TEST_STATEID
    - Remove double call to nfs4_validate_stateid()

v5:
  - FREE_STATEID
    - Acquire the state lock before using the state lists

  - TEST_STATEID
    - Acquire the state lock before using the state lists

- Bryan
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