[3.14] gh-133885: Use locks instead of critical sections for _zstd (gh-134289) - #134560
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…thongh-134289) Move from using critical sections to locks for the (de)compression methods. Since the methods allow other threads to run, we should use a lock rather than a critical section. (cherry picked from commit 8dbc119) Co-authored-by: Emma Smith <emma@emmatyping.dev>
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hm, test failures look unrelated |
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Move from using critical sections to locks for the (de)compression methods.
Since the methods allow other threads to run, we should use a lock rather
than a critical section.
(cherry picked from commit 8dbc119)
Co-authored-by: Emma Smith emma@emmatyping.dev