feat: support RIPGREP_THREADS environment variable#3415
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Allow users to set a default thread count via RIPGREP_THREADS when --threads is not passed on the command line. CLI flags take precedence over the environment variable. Fixes BurntSushi#3317
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Avoid an empty line in the long help text that caused `rg --help` to panic when stripping roff markup.
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Summary
RIPGREP_THREADSto set a default thread count when-j/--threadsis not passed0in the environment variable keeps the existing heuristic default--threadson the command line takes precedence and ignores invalid env values--threadsflag help textFixes #3317
Test plan
cargo test -p ripgrep f3317cargo test -p ripgrep test_threads