Decouple the control plane from the data plane on receive queues#8892
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What is the purpose of the change
Fixes #8816
A Storm executor multiplexes two fundamentally different kinds of traffic onto its single inbound JCQueue:
traffic that backpressure is meant to throttle.
This PR introduces an optional control receive queue. When enabled, this dedicated queue is prioritized and completely drained before the standard data queue is processed. This ensures that critical coordination traffic bypasses data plane bottlenecks.
For additional context and technical details, please refer to the discussion inside the issue thread.
How was the change tested