Caculate vCPU count by using core per cluster #1758
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The concept of a "cluster" of CPUs was recently added in the Linux 5.16 kernel in commit c5e22feffdd7. There is "Core(s) per cluster" and "Cluster(s)" in the output of lscpu. If so, calculate vCPU count by core_per_cluster_count * cluster_count * thread_per_core_count