Use joblib for more robust parallel import scanning#210
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https://joblib.readthedocs.io/en/stable/parallel.html Prior to this, import scanning would crash on large codebases when running in a container with only one available CPU when the host had a large number of CPUs. Joblib is better than the stdlib multiprocessing package at determining the number of available CPUs in this context.
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Prior to this, import scanning would crash on large codebases when
running in a container with only one available CPU when the host had
a large number of CPUs. Joblib is better than the stdlib multiprocessing
package at determining the number of available CPUs in this context.
Should fix #208, and possibly seddonym/import-linter#261.