PERF: implement multi-threading parallelism in inifix-validate CLI
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Tentative follow up to #229
Although I'm glad that my refactors for
inifix-formatmade this super easy to implement, this one really doesn't gain anything in any scenario I tested (and actually seems slower everywhere). I suspect that the overhead from the added complexity overweights any modest gain I could hope for here, but I'm going to keep it around for now, and maybe revisit with Python 3.14 pre-releases.