[RFC 0/2] removing hard coded 512 byte size from direct I/O.

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The following patches add the field for tracking the smallest
device block size in the filesystem and using it instead of
the hard coded 512 byte values in dio.c.

I also implemented a simpler test for user misalignment on
devices with larger block sizes.

It passes fsx, but I have not tested mixed device block sizes
or user vector edge cases.  If this code is acceptable, I'll
do edge tests before I send the merged V3 dio.c.

jim
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