* If the shaper is in overload and the final message comes in, but no
  further messages arrive for some time, until another message came in,
  the drop count would not be printed. Now we set a timer to ensure it
  prints the drop count after the current second expires.
* Allow the shaper to take a filter function that allows events that
  would not normally be printed anyway to not be counted against the
  HWM. This means that if you're suppressing supervisor startup messages
  you won't see drop events counted for messages you'd never see
  printed.