Config for refresh catalog and max fetch tables concurrency#42
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- default max_concurrent_fetches for tables is 5
- by default refresh_catalog is disabled
- added fetch_table_providers func which allows to get table_providers in concurrently to reduce time of catalog tree preparing
- with disabled refresh catalog flag we add missing entities to the catalog list cache during tables calls (if the table is missing in cache but exists in query, we will add it to cache for the next queries)
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@osipovartem LGTM, with some tweaks
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