Quote from Kefu:
sub_unwant() only helps if the subscription is not acked by monitor,
and MonClient is still alive, in that case MonClient will stop asking
monitor for the subscription. but once a subscription is added, we cannot
"undo" this without disconnect from monitor. so, to remove a sub in
MonClient is a no-op under most circumstances. i guess that's why we don't
call sub_unwant() elsewhere.
in this case, it's MgrStandby::shutdown() who starts the shutdown process.
it stops monc, mgrc, then stops Mgr. so when Mgr::stop() is executed,
MonClient is already disconnected.
the only use case of call sub_unwant() i can think of is rados_monitor_log().