mongo-tools-common BufferedBulkInserter (which also allows updates, replaces, and deletes) allows specifying a document count, but doesn't have a way to limit memory usage with large documents. We should provide such a constraint.

Two ways to address this:

Faster solution: add size limit to mongo-tools-common

Better solution: mongomirror has a different BufferedBulkInserter that only does inserts and flushes via if the documents reach the maximum doc size (16MB). We can reduce code duplication by merging these two inserters in a way that preserves the features that both sides need – rather than a "bulk inserter", create a "bulk operation buffer". mongomirror could set the maximum size to 16MB and only use the insert functionality, but mongo tools could use a larger size if they so chose.