feat: configure initial provider load concurrency - #3104
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Summary
Make initial provider loading concurrency configurable with the new top-level YAML option:
When omitted or set to a non-positive value, Mihomo preserves the current architecture-specific default unchanged:
amd64/arm64/386: unlimitedmips/mipsle: 1The configured value applies to both
proxy-providersandrule-providersduring initial configuration loading.Motivation
On memory-constrained routers, many large rule-providers loaded concurrently can create a large transient allocation peak. A 512 MiB ARM64 OpenWrt device with approximately 300k domain rules previously failed intermittently during startup under the unlimited ARM64 default. Using a local one-line serial cap (
1) made repeated restart and stop/start tests reliable while preserving the YAML rules and routing behavior.A config option avoids requiring a private rebuilt Core for this device class, while retaining the current parallel behavior by default for users who value startup speed.
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