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Anything higher uses more CPU but doesn't yield any performance benefits
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces thread pool configuration to limit parallelism to a maximum of 8 threads for performance optimization. Based on testing, using more than 8 threads provides no performance benefits while consuming additional CPU resources.
- Adds a constant
MAX_THREADSset to 8 to define the thread limit - Implements
configure_parallelism()function to configure Rayon's global thread pool - Calls the configuration function early in
main()before processing begins
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Anything higher uses more CPU but doesn't yield any performance benefits