use threading.Lock instead of mp.Lock #1972
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…s should reduce overhead and avoid potential multiprocessing-related problems if user code also uses multiprocessing
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#1802 mentions
The use of multiprocessing.Lock was introduced in #1773. We suspected that this might have been interfering with other libraries that might use multiprocessing. The specific comfy error turned out to be caused by something else, but it's still unnecessary to have a multiprocess lock.