Add Request object with method execute. Allocate
Requests on fiber->gc_pool. Clear txn from request data.
Make txn commit/rollback algorithm independent on the actual
request or request data.
Update valgrind suppressions with new call paths.

Rename a global variable, which had too common name,
to avoid easy to miss bugs.

Continue cherry-picking refactoring ideas from txn-refine
tree.
We only needed to store txn in fiber because in port_lua
implementation we needed to access lua_State.
Instead of keeping this indirect dependency, pass around ports
explicitly.
On the same token, make ports Objective C classes:
this is necessary to make them stateful.
In port_lua state keep a pointer to lua thread, and allocate
a new port_lua instance on each lbox_process call.
The port is currently allocated on fiber->gc_pool
and never destroyed.

We needed to have txn_cleanup() only because a tuple
which was read in txn was used in fiber->io_vec.
Decouple txn and network I/O and make sure
we can commit/rollback txn whenever we like, regardless
of what is given to fiber->iovec.

@todo: perhaps we need to optimize performance
of port cleanup for big selects.

Rename classes in *.rl file.
Patch valgrind suppressions.

We don't use box_ prefix consistently, so don't use it at all.

Remove box_ prefix from box_tuple and box_txn.

Move out from box.m INSERT/UPDATE/SELECT/DELETE/CALL
implementation.

Cherry-picking code from txn-refine.
Remove an extra member in struct box_txn.
Rename txn->tuple to txn->new_tuple.