unrecognized arguments: --n_workers

[jonatan-ivanov]

Describe the bug
According to the docs --n_workers is a valid option of birdnet_analyzer.analyze. According to the command output it isn't.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

python3 -m birdnet_analyzer.analyze --n_workers 4 example

Error:

usage: __main__.py [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [--fmin FMIN] [--fmax FMAX] [--lat LAT]
                   [--lon LON] [--week WEEK] [--sf_thresh SF_THRESH]
                   [--slist SLIST] [--sensitivity SENSITIVITY]
                   [--overlap OVERLAP] [--audio_speed AUDIO_SPEED]
                   [-t THREADS] [--min_conf MIN_CONF] [-l LOCALE]
                   [-b BATCH_SIZE]
                   [--rtype {table,audacity,kaleidoscope,csv} [{table,audacity,kaleidoscope,csv} ...]]
                   [--additional_columns {lat,lon,week,overlap,sensitivity,min_conf,species_list,model} [{lat,lon,week,overlap,sensitivity,min_conf,species_list,model} ...]]
                   [--combine_results] [-c CLASSIFIER]
                   [--skip_existing_results] [--top_n TOP_N]
                   [--merge_consecutive MERGE_CONSECUTIVE] [--use_perch]
                   INPUT
__main__.py: error: unrecognized arguments: --n_workers

Expected behavior
Using the specified number of workers.

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Additional context
I'm using birdnet_analyzer.analyze through Docker (I build the Docker image of the v2.4.0 tag).
Might be similar to #966, where the docs should be fixed since it should not publicize things that are not available in the latest public release.

[Josef-Haupt]

Yes, looks like we finally need a versioned documentation.