feat(amazonq): Automatically pause and resume @workspace indexing when OS CPU load is high #5757
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Problem
If the customer machine is already under heavy CPU load, the @ workspace indexing can cause slowness.
Solution
When the user's OS is under heavy load, we pause the @ workspace indexing and resumes when it is low. This is to avoid slowing down customer's device.
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