Reject interpreter pool activity executors - #1915
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InterpreterPoolExecutorasactivity_executorcurrently takes the shared-thread execution path because it subclassesThreadPoolExecutor, then fails when activity context objects cross interpreter boundaries.Reject interpreter pools, including subclasses, during worker configuration with a clear
ValueErrorrecommending thread or process pools. Guard detection for Python versions before 3.14, document the unsupported executor, and add a changelog entry.Validation:
poe lintpasses, including all three type checkers.git diff --checkpasses.Refs #1154. This provides explicit rejection; it does not implement subinterpreter support.