Previously managers where required to set subordinates into MANAGED mode
before issuing requests.  The assumption was that managers would always
want to know when a subordinate hit a jump.  It turns out that this is not
the case and that there is need for a looser management style where managers
issue request for subordinates but don't particularly care how they get there.

All this patch does is break the requirement that set_managed() was called
before the request was issued.