Also, remove a required function from console interface. Now a plugin
is only responsible for their thread behavior and never responsible
for the consoleserver mechanism requirement for helping user session
do polling IO. This is additionally great because it means the
coordination is contained to each session object and many client connections
are not causing multiple calls to iterate the wait loop.
When data was coming in during logon, it was possible for
the handler to be called before rcpts member was initialized.
Correct by initializing rcpts prior to taking any other action.
If circumstances inside pyghmi cause it to be looping in
an event loop, confluent was getting work done, but
the code to wake up the eventlet greenthreads wouldn't get tickled.
Address this by also waking up waiters in the function that is
invited to the pyghmi event loop party.
Previously, one ipmi failure would tank all consoles and commands.
Now, at least console failures are isolated.
Next stop is to isolate command failures, then fix up session recovery.
