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@neovim: Add a simpler reproducer

We can just call the undefined function to prove that it is undefined without
calling its (at the moment) only user and managing packages.
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@$NetBSD: patch-runtime_lua_vim_pack.lua,v 1.1 2026/05/02 21:14:04 leot Exp $

Avoid calling possible unavailable uv.available_parallelism().

At least on NetBSD with libuv-1.52.1 and lua51-luv-1.43.0.0nb1 seems
not available. It can be easily triggered via:

 :lua =vim.uv.available_parallelism()

--- runtime/lua/vim/pack.lua.orig	2026-05-02 20:51:52.218912310 +0000
+++ runtime/lua/vim/pack.lua
@@@@ -507,7 +507,7 @@@@ end
 local copcall = package.loaded.jit and pcall or require('coxpcall').pcall
 
 local function async_join_run_wait(funs)
-  local n_threads = 2 * (uv.available_parallelism() or 1)
+  local n_threads = 2 * ((uv.available_parallelism and uv.available_parallelism()) or 1)
   --- @@async
   local function joined_f()
     async.join(n_threads, funs)
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@neovim: avoid to call possibly inexistent uv.available_parallelism()

At least on NetBSD with libuv-1.52.1 and lua51-luv-1.43.0.0nb1 seems
not available and it can be triggered by using vim.pack.add().

Noticed while rerunning neovim with an empty state so that vim.pack.add()
actually run.
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not available and it can be triggered by using vim.pack.add().
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