go: sqle/cluster: Improve dolt_cluster_ack_writes_timeout_secs circuit breaker behavior. - #11316
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…t breaker behavior. Previously, the circuit breaker only had an open and a closed state. It would only go from open to closed when the replication thread fully quiesced. This PR adds a half-open state, where it lets a single commit probe for replication success within the configured timeout. If that wait succeeds, the circuit breaker closes. This lets high write throughput use cases reenable their configured replication waits even when writes arrive more requently than their typical replication delay.
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Previously, the circuit breaker only had an open and a closed state. It would only go from open to closed when the replication thread fully quiesced. This PR adds a half-open state, where it lets a single commit probe for replication success within the configured timeout. If that wait succeeds, the circuit breaker closes.
This lets high write throughput use cases reenable their configured replication waits even when writes arrive more requently than their typical replication delay.