Parallel subscription processing#871
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The subscription engine now processes one subscription at a time instead of one shared stream across all of them. Each subscription is claimed individually via
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED, read from its own position and event filter, and committed in its own short transaction. Several subscription:run workers can now run in true parallel, each grabs the next free subscription, and a slow or failing one no longer holds up the rest.