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I put up a few dircache related patches for review/discussion.

0001-Dircache-Remove-dircache_entry-name_len.patch:
- This removes the name_len memeber from struct dircache_entry. This saves 4 bytes per file in the cache which is easily a couple of KB. The name_len was intended as a means to save strlen() calls but that was not really useful as the shortcut was hardly used. The patch also replaces memcpy with strcpy calls to ensure nul-termination (needed to make strlen() work).

0002-Dircache-Rework-and-simplify-dircache_copy_path.patch:
- The only place where name_len was useful was dircache_copy_path(), for the final string length calculation. This patch rewrites the function to use recursion so that the length calculation isn’t needed and it doesn’t need to go through the linked list twice anymore.

0003-Dircache-Return-the-size-of-the-result-string-in-dir.patch:
- Extends the above dircache_copy_path() to return the string length so that callers don’t need it anymore.

0004-Fix-dircache_size-calculation-bug-introcuced-3-revis.patch:
- just fixes a bug introduced by the 1st patch (separate patch to not mess with my local git history).

0005-Dircache-Change-internal-cache-layout.patch:
- This changes the layout of the dircache. struct dircache_entrys are allocated from the beginning, the d_name strings from the back. This allows the buffer to be moveable/relocatable which is beneficial for h100 users (as the dircache_root pointer doesn’t need to be the same across reboots anymore) and ultimatively needed for my gsoc buflib project.