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Hello!

> Is this wrong or is this just my imagination?

Not this and not this, the third alternative is "simply right". 8)

Wakeup happens as soon as there is _enough_ space to wake up.
1 byte is not an enough.

What's about exact form of wakeup predicate, criterium can be
different. Current one (1/3 of space is free) was selected
in 2.2 after several other variants were tried. It is not very essential.

Alexey