Fix multiprocess compatibility on non-linux systems #4443
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Enhance multiprocessing compatibility across platforms by introducing a
create_poolfunction in the compatibility module. This function abstracts the differences betweenmultiprocess.Poolandconcurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor, ensuring consistent pool initialization. The changes were applied to both 'analysis_manager.py' and 'pre_analysis_manager.py', addressing API differences.