[single] Refactor: Replace busy waiting with a condition variable in close

Replaced the busy waiting loop (g_usleep) in ml_single_close with `g_cond_wait`
to improve CPU efficiency.
- Modified to broadcast a signal immediately after completing an invoke tasek.
- Updated to wait on the condition variable instead of polling the `invoking`
  state every 1ms.

Signed-off-by: hyunil park <hyunil46.park@samsung.com>

Author: songgot

c/src/ml-api-inference-single.c

@@ -526,6 +526,7 @@ invoke_thread (void *arg)
     /* Clear input data after invoke is done. */
     ml_tensors_data_destroy (input);
     single_h->invoking = FALSE;
+    g_cond_broadcast (&single_h->cond);
 
     if (status != ML_ERROR_NONE || single_h->state == JOIN_REQUESTED) {
       if (alloc_output) {
@@ -1350,20 +1351,10 @@ ml_single_close (ml_single_h single)
 
   single_h->state = JOIN_REQUESTED;
   g_cond_broadcast (&single_h->cond);
-  invoking = single_h->invoking;
-  ML_SINGLE_HANDLE_UNLOCK (single_h);
-
   /** Wait until invoke process is finished */
-  while (invoking) {
-    _ml_logd ("Wait 1 ms until invoke is finished and close the handle.");
-    g_usleep (1000);
-    invoking = single_h->invoking;
-    /**
-     * single_h->invoking is the only protected value here and we are
-     * doing a read-only operation and do not need to project its value
-     * after the assignment.
-     * Thus, we do not need to lock single_h here.
-     */
+  while (single_h->invoking) {
+    _ml_logd ("Wait until invoke is finished and close the handle.");
+    g_cond_wait (&single_h->cond, &single_h->mutex);
   }
 
   if (single_h->thread != NULL)