[NFC][update-checkout] remove usage of the multiprocessing module #85708
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This NFC patch removes the use of the
multiprocessingmodule.update-checkoutno longer usesmultiprocessingas of 9d3d43c. It's safe to remove the call tomultiprocessing.freeze_supportandmultiprocessing.cpu_countwhich is just a wrapper aroundos.cpu_count.