Commits on Dec 5, 2013

1. validate consistent bucket type properties …

   A bucket type that is consistent must remain so (the property is
   immutable) and the n_val of the type may not be changed (for the type
   or its buckets). A type that has consistent=true is consisdered to be
   strongly-cosnsitent regardless of the values of other properties
   including the datatype property -- strong-consistency may use this
   property for its own purposes in the future. Untyped buckets (default
   bucket type) cannot be strongly consistent.
   
   The eqc tests have been updated to reflect the changes.
   
   Other Notes:
   * The consistent property is validated in two paths depending on if the
     type is consistent or not. This is a bit meh.
   * It is assumed that the value of allow_mult does not matter to strong
     consistency and thus it is not validated (besides being a valid boolean)
     for this path
   * The datatype property is not validated if the type is strongly-cosnsitent.
     This is because, what the property will mean is still undefined.
   * I may have butchered prop_merges() a bit (the most at least). As validation
     grows we may want to re-think how we build the expected set in the property

   

   jrwest committed Dec 5, 2013
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