skip object_version indirection for objects that have a single block #29
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Reference: Deuxfleurs/garage#29
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might be a bit hard
advantage: for small objects that have only one block and are overwritten often (s3backer lol) we won't be polluting the object_version table with tombstones of overwritten versions
Superseeded by #32 which has more straightforward logic (can be implemented quite independently)