Java API: Add FlushWALOptions for WAL flush control#14271
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This PR adds
FlushWALOptionsto the Java API to match the C++ API.What's added:
IOPriorityenum - controls I/O priority for rate limitingFlushWALOptionsclass - configures WAL flush behavior (sync and rate limiter priority)RocksDB.flushWal(FlushWALOptions)- new method overload for advanced WAL flushingThe existing
flushWal(boolean sync)only controls sync behavior. The newFlushWALOptionsalso allows setting rate limiter priority, giving users more control over WAL flush operations.Testing:
Added comprehensive unit tests covering all functionality. All tests pass.