Change jitdiff parallelism from coreCount * 2 to coreCount#436
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When diffing corelib+framework assemblies, the largest assemblies end up taking much longer than the rest, so by the end we're only jitting 1 or 2 dlls for a while. By turning parallelism down a bit, those large assemblies get more CPU time at the start, reducing the overall time to finish all of them.
I just did a quick test of before/after with MihuBot and it saves ~10 seconds (2m 40s => 2m 30s) on a 16-core VM when jitting two copies of runtime at the same time.
Could probably save a bit more by tweaking process priority / watching CPU usage, but this was a trivial change to make.