Prevent thread pool problems by switching to LongRunning-Task#5
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Pull request overview
This pull request addresses a potential thread pool starvation issue by changing the Thread wrapper class from using Task.Run to Task.Factory.StartNew with TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning. The Thread class is a Java-like thread abstraction used for long-running background operations such as continuous network I/O loops in SMB protocol handlers.
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- Modified Thread.Start() to use Task.Factory.StartNew instead of Task.Run
- Added TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning and TaskScheduler.Default parameters to ensure dedicated thread creation
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Create "Thread"-Task as LongRunning-Task to prevent default ThreadPool starvation