Full restore over SFTP: read packs ahead on four connections at once

A restore read one pack at a time over one SFTP connection, which over a long
line is bound by the round trip and by what one TCP connection gets: about
2-3 MiB/s from a Hetzner Storage Box to Canada, with PHP mostly waiting.

Repository::restore() now first lists the ranges of packs the restore needs,
in order (ReadAheadPlan), and the location reads them ahead into unlinked
files in a spool folder in the target (IReadsAhead). Over SFTP,
SftpRangeFetcher does that on four connections of its own, 16 requests in
flight each, taking the answers of whichever connection has one. A range that
fails, a damaged copy, or a blob that moved since the plan is read the usual
way, which reports what is wrong. Other locations restore as before.

On a test line with 120 ms RTT and 0.2% loss, a 1.6 GiB restore went from
5.1 to 17.8 MiB/s, all files identical.

tests/Unit/Backend/SftpReadStreamTest.php

@@ -466,6 +466,8 @@ final class FakeSftpConnection {
 	public array $reads = [];
 	/** @var array<string, string> */
 	public array $openHandles = [];
+	/** @var list<string> paths of every OPEN request */
+	public array $opened = [];
 	/** Whether the SFTP channel is open: phpseclib 2 opens it on the first SFTP call. */
 	public bool $initialised = false;
 	/** Packets sent */
@@ -532,6 +534,7 @@ final class FakeSftpConnection {
 					return false;
 				}
 				$path = substr($data, 4, unpack('N', $data)[1]);
+				$this->opened[] = $path;
 				if (!isset($this->files[$path])) {
 					$this->answers[$id] = [101, pack('N', 2)];
 					break;