Compression conditions adjustments#303
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test compressed SET/GET under various settings of - compression_factor - compression_threshold - data length
…even if it did not get compressed
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This PR includes the tests from #256 with code changes to handle compression failure and uncompressable data without bombing out. My assumption is that the user application would prefer that its data end up in memcached compressed if possible but just as well uncompressed if it ends up that way, which is better than not storing the data.