Check for time-sensitive work when worker thread starvation is ongoing #61930
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kouvel
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- Otherwise timer callbacks may not run when worker threads are continually starved
- The change is similar to what was done in CoreCLR's native thread pool
- Fix for Parallel.For with long running tasks blocks background Timers on NET 6.0 #61804 in main
- Otherwise timer callbacks may not run when worker threads are continually starved - Fix for #61804 in main
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src/libraries/System.Private.CoreLib/src/System/Threading/ThreadPoolWorkQueue.cs
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