[roll] Roll fuchsia [fuchsia.io] Add PENDING_ACCESS_TIME_UPDATE to NodeAttributesQuery Add a new field to fuchsia.io NodeAttributesQuery, called `pending_access_time_update`, to indicate that this node is pending an access time update before returning the queried node attributes. The motivation behind this change is to support persisting access time. Ideally, the filesystem would determine when to update access time when there is a file access. However, some filesystems like Fxfs are unable to differentiate a ZX_PAGER_VMO_READ packet from a file read vs a file write operation. Determining when to persist access time due to file access can, instead, be delegated to the client (e.g. Starnix). POSIX says that files marked for updates shall be updated when the file is no longer opened by any processes or when a stat/fstat/lstat is performed on the file. stat/fstat/lstat should eventually call fuchsia.io/GetAttributes method in Fuchsia. To reduce performance impact of supporting persisting atime, modify GetAttributes to be able to accept `PENDING_ACCESS_TIME_UPDATE` to inform the underlying filesystem that access time is pending an update and update it before returning the node attributes. Original-Bug: 401073280 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1235944 Original-Revision: 56c9bc2b715f8aacaa23b4e210414a2cf4655620 GitOrigin-RevId: 8da3c9e5ee94fea8c414d37106b42b2a0fa44dd6 Change-Id: Id3aff22089ab92781e2d09bc39ca7576fd786f7d
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