Set default min runahead to 1ms#1711
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Larger values for the
--runaheadoption improves our ability to parallelize work across workers, leading to faster run-times. 1 millisecond was the lowest possible minimum in Shadow 1.x, and I think a reasonable default since most latencies for our target networks are in terms of milliseconds.refs #1699