Fix thread counts on 23 Hyper-Threaded Atoms from #254 - #264
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…n, Lincroft, Centerton, Briarwood, Cloverview) The Atom list tables only give a core count and the import copied it into threads. The same page states every model in these six families supports Hyper-Threading, so threads = 2 x cores.
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Follow-up to #254. The Atom tables on List of Intel Atom processors have only a "Cores" column, and the import copied the core count into
threads. That's right for the Silvermont, Goldmont and Tremont families, which have no Hyper-Threading. It halves the thread count for the Bonnell/Saltwell families, whose sections on the same page say every model supports Hyper-Threading.Only
threadschanges. Root-cause parser fix: GetTechAPI/TechEngine#91 (a bare core count now leaves threads unknown instead of guessing).Closes #1