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Unfortunately for us, even with the new ability to store global state,
orphans can not be handled as gracefully as moves. This is due to the
fact that directory operations can create an unbounded number of
orphans. It's usually small, the fact that it's unbounded means we can't
store the orphan info in xored-globals.
However, one thing we can do to leverage the xored-global state is store
a bit indicating if _any_ orphans are present. This means in the common
case we can completely avoid the deorphan step, while only using a
single bit of the global state, which is effectively free since we can
store it in the globals tag itself.
If a littlefs drive does not want to consider the orphan bit, it's free
to use the previous behaviour of always checking for orphans on first
write.
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