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Today was spent reworking so much of the webdav special remote that it was
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essentially rewritten from scratch.
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The main improvement is that it now keeps a http connection open and uses
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it to perform multiple actions. Before, one connection was made per action.
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This is even done for operations on chunks. So, now storing a chunked file
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in webdav makes only 2 http connections total. Before, it would take around
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10 connections *per chunk*. So a big win for performance, although there is
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still room for improvement: It would be possible to reduce that down to
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just 1 connection, and indeed keep a persistent connection reused when
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acting on multiple files.
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Finished up by making uploading a large (non-chunked) file to webdav not
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buffer the whole file in memory.
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I still need to make downloading a file from webdav not buffer it, and
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test, and then I'll be done with webdav and can move on to making
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similar changes to S3.
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