Lower the maximum size a thinblock can be before we stop processing.
Lower the maximum size a thinblock can be before we stop processing.

Using shared pointers gives us a much smaller memory footprint when
reconstructing a thinblock and as such we can just use the excessive
block size as the upper limit.

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