feat: [DSM-103] Active-canister-only scheduling#10094
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Only schedule active canisters instead of all canisters. This needs to be done on every scheduler loop iteration (as opposed to once per round followed by filtering per iteration), to account for canisters going idle / becoming active from one iteration to the next. But scheduling priorities continue to be updated only once, at the end of the round.
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Only schedule active canisters instead of all canisters. This needs to be done on every scheduler loop iteration (as opposed to once per round followed by filtering per iteration), to account for canisters going idle / becoming active from one iteration to the next. But scheduling priorities continue to be updated only once, at the end of the round.