Use dirty reads for cert-checker (#5405)
Explicitly opt in to the least-consistent transaction coherency for the duration of all cert-checker queries. The primary risk here is that the windowed table scan across the certificates table can, on replicas, read a series of rows that aren't from consistent timesteps. However, the certificates table is append-only, so in practice this is not a concern, and there is no risk to enabling the dirtiest of reads, done dirt cheap. This doesn't impact the length of the window function, so existing overlap mechanisms to ensure coverage will remain as good as they are today. Based on #5400 Part of #5393
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sa.InitDBMetrics(saDbMap, prometheus.DefaultRegisterer, dbSettings)
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_, err = saDbMap.Exec(
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"SET SESSION TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ UNCOMMITTED;",
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cmd.FailOnError(err, "Failed to set transaction isolation level at the DB")
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checkerLatency := prometheus.NewHistogram(prometheus.HistogramOpts{
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Name: "cert_checker_latency",
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Help: "Histogram of latencies a cert-checker worker takes to complete a batch",
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