map: revisit batch per-CPU API

[Lorenz Bauer]

The proposed API in #1192 for batch per-CPU operations is:

keys := make([]K, n)
values := make([]V, n*possibleCPU)
m.BatchUpdate(keys, values)

So instead of a nested [][]K we have a flat slice. This matches the memory representation the kernel expects 1:1 and opens up the possibility for zero copy optimisations later. (We currently do copies due to alignment issues, and might have to do that in the future as well.) Unfortunately it's also very confusing to write code that deals with this, both as a user and when maintaining the library.

Before the next release we should investigate how much more overhead [][]K would be.

[Lorenz Bauer]

I don't see how we can both make the API efficient and at the same time preserve the nestedness of the type. What we'd like is a slice of arrays like

[][PossibleCPU]T

but of course PossibleCPU changes at runtime and therefore can't be an array. Ultimately the right answer might be to hide this behind MapIterator or similar.