I have now modified the datastore so that it takes size into  account by
creating a new insert() method in CyclicArray, and modifying the put() method
in StandardDataStore.

This piece of javadoc describes the new functionality of put():
"""
Inserts a DataStoreItem into the datastore.  The new item will be placed in the
DataStore such that the total length of all items "above" it (where new items
are added at the "top") is smaller than the length of this DSI, but if it were
one item lower, then the total size of the items above would be greater than
the length of this item.  If an item with no document is encountered then the
item is inserted immedately.
"""

This is a significant change and while I have tested it, people should keep an
eye out for weird behaviour in data insertion.

Obviously, if anyone sees any flaws in the algorithm I describe above say so
now!

Ian.
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