This avoids the problem described in the removed TODO. That hypothesized
problem is real. Without this change, cockroachdb#121088 runs into trouble with the
following sequence of operations:
```sql
create table kv (k int primary key, v int);
insert into kv values (1, 2);

begin isolation level read committed;
insert into kv values (2, 2);
savepoint s1;
insert into kv values (3, 2);
rollback to s1;
select * from kv where k = 1 for update;
commit;

ERROR: internal error: QueryIntent request for lock at sequence number 2 but sequence number is ignored [{2 2}]
```

Epic: None
Release note: None

121458: kv: give savepoints distinct start and end sequence numbers r=miraradeva,arulajmani a=nvanbenschoten

This commit increments a transaction's write sequence number on savepoint creation and rollback. This ensures that savepoints have distinct start and end sequence numbers, which is necessary distinguish between all operations (writes and locking reads) that happened before the savepoint creation, those that happened within the savepoint, and those that happened after the savepoint rollback.

This avoids the problem described in the removed TODO. That hypothesized problem is real. Without this change, #121088 runs into trouble with the following sequence of operations:
```sql
create table kv (k int primary key, v int);
insert into kv values (1, 2);

begin isolation level read committed;
insert into kv values (2, 2);
savepoint s1;
insert into kv values (3, 2);
rollback to s1;
select * from kv where k = 1 for update;
commit;

ERROR: internal error: QueryIntent request for lock at sequence number 2 but sequence number is ignored [{2 2}]
```

Epic: None
Release note: None

Co-authored-by: Nathan VanBenschoten <nvanbenschoten@gmail.com>

This commit increments a transaction's write sequence number on
savepoint creation and rollback. This ensures that savepoints have
distinct start and end sequence numbers, which is necessary distinguish
between all operations (writes and locking reads) that happened before
the savepoint creation, those that happened within the savepoint, and
those that happened after the savepoint rollback.

This avoids the problem described in the removed TODO. That hypothesized
problem is real. Without this change, #121088 runs into trouble with the
following sequence of operations:
```sql
create table kv (k int primary key, v int);
insert into kv values (1, 2);

begin isolation level read committed;
insert into kv values (2, 2);
savepoint s1;
insert into kv values (3, 2);
rollback to s1;
select * from kv where k = 1 for update;
commit;

ERROR: internal error: QueryIntent request for lock at sequence number 2 but sequence number is ignored [{2 2}]
```

Epic: None
Release note: None

…tent budget

Since cockroachdb#121088, in-flight writes can include locking reads; because we
don't estimate the size of the locks accurately for ranged locking
reads, it is possible that in-flight writes exceed the max intent
tracking budget (`kv.transaction.max_intents_bytes`). That's fine for
now, but in this patch we add some observability to be aware of this
happening.

Fixes: cockroachdb#121471

Release note: None

122899: roachtest: add node-kill operation r=renatolabs a=itsbilal

This change adds a node-kill operation with 4 variants: one that drains and one that doesn't x {SIGKILL, SIGTERM}.

Epic: none

Release note: None

122918: backupccl: prevent OR from linking in virtual file pointing to empty key space r=dt a=msbutler

See individual commits.

123340: kvcoord: observability for in-flight writes and locking reads over intent budget r=miraradeva a=miraradeva

Since #121088, in-flight writes can include locking reads; because we don't estimate the size of the locks accurately for ranged locking reads, it is possible that in-flight writes exceed the max intent tracking budget (`kv.transaction.max_intents_bytes`). That's fine for now, but in this patch we add some observability to be aware of this happening.

I validated the new metric and log message by running:

```
CREATE TABLE t (k STRING PRIMARY KEY);
INSERT INTO t VALUES (RPAD('a', pow(2, 21), 'a')); // 2MB
INSERT INTO t VALUES (RPAD('b', pow(2, 21), 'b')); // 2MB
INSERT INTO t VALUES (RPAD('c', pow(2, 21), 'c')); // 2MB
BEGIN TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED;
SELECT * FROM t FOR UPDATE LIMIT 5; // 6MB of locking reads, exceeding the limit of 4MB
COMMIT;
```

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```
W240501 19:46:39.838255 5527 kv/kvclient/kvcoord/txn_interceptor_pipeliner.go:696 ⋮ [T2,Vdemoapp,n1,client=127.0.0.1:52087,hostssl,user=‹demo›] 731  a transaction's in-flight writes and locking reads have exceeded the intent tracking limit (kv.transaction.max_intents_bytes). in-flight writes and locking reads size: 6291483 bytes, txn: "sql txn" meta={id=a6c0b23a key=/Tenant/2/Table/112/1 iso=ReadCommitted pri=0.00869562 epo=0 ts=1714592799.819310000,0 min=1714592791.913332000,0 seq=0} lock=true stat=PENDING rts=1714592799.819310000,0 wto=false gul=1714592792.413332000,0, ba: ‹1 Scan›
```

Fixes: #121471

Release note: None

Co-authored-by: Bilal Akhtar <bilal@cockroachlabs.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Butler <butler@cockroachlabs.com>
Co-authored-by: Mira Radeva <mira@cockroachlabs.com>

…tent budget

Since #121088, in-flight writes can include locking reads; because we
don't estimate the size of the locks accurately for ranged locking
reads, it is possible that in-flight writes exceed the max intent
tracking budget (`kv.transaction.max_intents_bytes`). That's fine for
now, but in this patch we add some observability to be aware of this
happening.

Fixes: #121471

Release note: None