FileH is a handle representing snapshot of a file. If, for a pgoffset,
fileh already has loaded page, but we know the content of the file has
changed externally after loading has been done, we need to propagate to
fileh that such-and-such page should be invalidated (and reloaded on
next access).

This patch introduces

    fileh_invalidate_page(fileh, pgoffset)

to do just that.

In the next patch we'll use this facility to propagate invalidations of
ZBlk ZODB objects to virtmem subsystem.

NOTE

Since invalidation removes "dirtiness" from a page state, several
subsequent invalidations can make a fileh completely non-dirty
(invalidating all dirty page). Previously fileh->dirty was just a one
bit, so we needed to improve how we track dirtiness.

One way would be to have a dirty list for fileh pages and operate on
that. This has advantage to even optimize dirty pages processing like
fileh_dirty_writeout() where we currently scan through all fileh pages
just to write only PAGE_DIRTY ones.

Another simpler way is to make fileh->dirty a counter and maintain that.

Since we are going to move virtmem subsystem back into the kernel, here,
a simpler less-intrusive approach is used.