Fix greedy cpu allocation #213
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Hello! I am trying to use carveme on a compute cluster, and two processes (multiprocessing.Pool() and diamond under the hood) default to using all available cores. As-is, I can't tell carveme to limit the resource usage. This PR adds 2 CLI args -- one for the number of multiprocessing jobs to create and another for the number of cores that each job can use. The default is to run one single-core job for each available CPU.
Happy to make any changes and discuss!
Thanks,
Nick