[roll] Roll fuchsia [lib][hyper] parking_lot -> fuchsia-sync parking_lot has a few disadvantages for Fuchsia: * adaptive spin w/ thread yields is great for microbenchmarks but has poor system-wide interactions with interrupts and the scheduler * the parking lot abstraction doesn't convey priority inheritance * implicit heap allocations make it unsuitable for use cases like instrumentation code By contrast, fuchsia-sync is built directly on top of our libsync and Zircon futexes. It tends to perform slightly worse on microbenchmarks because it lacks an adaptive spin but feedback from the kernel team is that we should see better whole-system performance with this implementation. It's also possible that changing synchronization strategies will surface new test flakes in code with latent timing bugs. Original-Bug: b/42169853 Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/966587 Original-Revision: dbed0ebc948b4d940c84f5e5087733347503299a GitOrigin-RevId: 0d9e9e41af34cebafa1d3e3f337c139db3caff03 Change-Id: I02958380b9b7e5f458910abd461abbd81adef5b3
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