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Print the output finally to ease diagnosing
This reverts commit 8f1a2c4.
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Description of the change
This PR parallelizes the transpiling part of the build, so they run on different threads. This is built on top of atom#21308 and uses threads as its script-runner. The changes to the scripts/lib are very minimal. The build script is changed to support running the threads.
Note: This PR is part of the series that speed up the build/bootstrap of Atom atom#21308 atom#21342 atom#21398 and more PRs that are coming (such as parallelizing copy assets, clean, etc). See #155.
Verification
The local builds/CI pass all the tests,
Benefits
Results in a faster building of Atom locally or in the CI.
Release Notes
Faster building by using threads for transpiling.