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Stacked runners: Support thread-level parallelism - #1735
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This PR adds support for thread-level parallelism, allowing multiple threads of a process to run concurrently on different CPUs. It introduces fine-grained cross-CPU TLB shootdowns, scheduler changes, and pinned pages for data transfers between user threads and kernel brokers to minimize TLB tracking effort. Currently, it only parallelizes user-level executions: kernel entries are still serialized.