fix a bug in thread management tests #918
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Summary
Change a way to get a number of maximum threads in
QasmThreadManagementTestsDetails and comments
In some environment,
multiprocessing.cpu_count()does not return a number of maximum OMP threads correctly.Especially if
OMP_NUM_THREADSis different from an actual number of hardware threads, tests are failed.This PR changes a way to get a number of maximum OMP threads by running dummy simulation.
I hope that this PR resolves issues in #892.