gh-140578: Clarify multiprocessing docs to mention ThreadPoolExecutor #140604
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This pull request fixes issue #140578 by updating the multiprocessing documentation.
It adds a note explaining that a similar high-level interface for thread-based parallelism is available via the :class:
concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutorin the :mod:concurrent.futuresmodule.This clarification helps prevent confusion for users who might assume no such interface exists.
multiprocessingmodule wrongly states thatconcurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutordoes not exist #140578📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--140604.org.readthedocs.build/