test: faster TestNoCluster by batching the 3200 Puts#108
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In normal condition, this makes no difference as the complete test is pretty fast (~200ms), but as soon as sync is enabled, this commit cut down the duration from 14s to 7s, on a fast SSD. When running on a slower file system, this make a significant difference.
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In normal condition, this makes no difference as the complete test is pretty fast (~200ms), but
as soon as sync is enabled, this commit cut down the duration from 14s to 7s, on a fast SSD.
When running on a slower file system, this make a significant difference.