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This makes the history code expire when we flush the temporary table data to disk instead of every single time we add a visit. This is also now done on a background thread as opposed to the main thread, in a transaction with other work. In theory, this reduces fsyncs (but in practice, no change was noticed). Regardless, this removes fsyncs from the main thread, which is always a good thing to do. r=dietrich r=mak
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