Use FE cluster token to auth stream load.
This auth is only open for be, and fe auth still only support http basic auth.
I will use this auth for mysql load to build a no-auth stream load from fe to be.
And this will avoid double auth in mysql load.
More information to see the design doc.
1. fix track bthread
- Bthread, a high performance M:N thread library used by brpc. In Doris, a brpc server response runs on one bthread, possibly on multiple pthreads. Currently, MemTracker consumption relies on pthread local variables (TLS).
- This caused pthread TLS MemTracker confusion when switching pthread TLS MemTracker in brpc server response. So replacing pthread TLS with bthread TLS in the brpc server response saves the MemTracker.
Ref: 731730da85/docs/en/server.md (bthread-local)
2. fix track vectorized query
- Added track mmap. Currently, mmap allocates memory in many places of the vectorized execution engine.
- Refactored ThreadContext to avoid dependency conflicts and make it easier to debug.
- Fix some bugs.
Sometimes BE is build on a machine with SIMD instruction such as AVX2.
But the BE binary will be copied to a machine without AVX2. It will crashed without any error message.
This PR will check the required SIMD instructions and print error messages during startup.
code refactor: improve code's readability, avoid const_cast
1. make loop simpler and clearer by using range-based loop grammar, it's safer than old loop style
2. iteration for _row_desc.tuple_descriptors() use index replace index and iterator mixed
3. add new function To cast_to(From from), use this union-based casting between two types to replace reinterpret_cast, this new cast is more readable
4. avoid using the same variable name for nested loop, it's dangerous
5. add const keyword for member functions followed CppCoreGuidelines
## Proposed changes
Add transaction for the operation of insert. It will cost less time than non-transaction(it will cost 1/1000 time) when you want to insert a amount of rows.
### Syntax
```
BEGIN [ WITH LABEL label];
INSERT INTO table_name ...
[COMMIT | ROLLBACK];
```
### Example
commit a transaction:
```
begin;
insert into Tbl values(11, 22, 33);
commit;
```
rollback a transaction:
```
begin;
insert into Tbl values(11, 22, 33);
rollback;
```
commit a transaction with label:
```
begin with label test_label;
insert into Tbl values(11, 22, 33);
commit;
```
### Description
```
begin: begin a transaction, the next insert will execute in the transaction until commit/rollback;
commit: commit the transaction, the data in the transaction will be inserted into the table;
rollback: abort the transaction, nothing will be inserted into the table;
```
### The main realization principle:
```
1. begin a transaction in the session. next sql is executed in the transaction;
2. insert sql will be parser and get the database name and table name, they will be used to select a be and create a pipe to accept data;
3. all inserted values will be sent to the be and write into the pipe;
4. a thread will get the data from the pipe, then write them to disk;
5. commit will complete this transaction and make these data visible;
6. rollback will abort this transaction
```
### Some restrictions on the use of update syntax.
1. Only ```insert``` can be called in a transaction.
2. If something error happened, ```commit``` will not succeed, it will ```rollback``` directly;
3. By default, if part of insert in the transaction is invalid, ```commit``` will only insert the other correct data into the table.
4. If you need ```commit``` return failed when any insert in the transaction is invalid, you need execute ```set enable_insert_strict = true``` before ```begin```.
