[GR-63337] Remove pointless parallel stream processing for classpath entries. #10920
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Since we already execute all calls to NativeImageClassLoaderSupport.LoadClassHandler#handleClassFileName via the ForkJoinPool.commonPool(), the use of parallelStream() here does not further increase parallel execution and can be replaced with a simple forEach without increasing class initialization time. Additionally, avoiding parallelStream() fixes a deadlock that was observable when only one CPU core is available (parallel streams also use the commonPool() and this can lead to a deadlock with our own use on single core systems).
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Since we already execute all calls to
NativeImageClassLoaderSupport.LoadClassHandler#handleClassFileName
via the ForkJoinPool.commonPool(), the use of parallelStream() here
does not further increase parallel execution and can be replaced
with a simple forEach without increasing class initialization time.
Additionally, avoiding parallelStream() fixes a deadlock that was
observable when only one CPU core is available (parallel streams
also use the commonPool() and this can lead to a deadlock with our
own use on single core systems).