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fixes #28
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Rather than push the inlined buffer into the BufferQueue,
the output buffer queues wrapper explicitly supports
holding onto the inlined buffer.
This is because BufferQueue overloads generally do a token check
so they only accept buffers that they are in charge of.
fixes #79
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This cleans up some code in block actor.
The message sending code is now in task_main,
and the consume routine is now the shared one.
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See #70 for more details
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Both stats and inactive use the atomic count to tell the actor
that there is a high prio message in the queue.
This is intended to be a workaround;
Hopefully Theron will gain API support for message priority stuff.
See issue #56
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This way we dont produce stuff when the user gets access to the internal buffer,
but only when the user is calling produce.
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