query interval scaling, episode II

1) base the interval calculation on the offset from the last reply, not
   from the last peer update.
   Allows us to send more queries again faster when the local clock
   diverges too much
2) every time we form a peer update (for which we need 8 replies)
   check wether we have a ready peer update for all peers that are
   currently trusted, and if so, calculate the total offset and call
   adjtime().
   that means that adjtime is no longer called in fixed intervals
   but whenever we have enough data to reliably calculate the local
   clock offset.
   In practice, that means we call adjtime() less often, but with
   probably better data.
3) invalidate peer updates after beeing used. no point in re-using them
   - this resulted in calling adjtime() multiple times with the same
   offset, which doesn't make sense
tested by many

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