feat: add CPU specification handling for optimized thread management

[tphakala]

• Introduced a new cpuspec package to retrieve CPU specifications, including performance and efficiency cores.
• Enhanced BirdNET model initialization to provide detailed logging based on CPU capabilities, improving thread management.
• Updated go.mod and go.sum to include the klauspost/cpuid library for CPU information retrieval.

These changes improve the performance of the BirdNET model by optimizing thread usage based on the underlying hardware.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new package cpuspec to enhance CPU-related functionality in the BirdNET Go project. The changes add a dependency on the cpuid library and implement a mechanism to detect CPU specifications, particularly focusing on performance cores. The new package provides methods to retrieve CPU brand information and determine an optimal thread count based on the system's CPU architecture, improving the model's initialization process with more intelligent thread allocation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
go.mod	Added dependency github.com/klauspost/cpuid/v2 v2.2.9
internal/birdnet/birdnet.go	Added import for cpuspec package, enhanced initialization logging with CPU-specific thread information
internal/cpuspec/cpuspec.go	New package with CPUSpec struct and methods for CPU specification detection and optimal thread count calculation

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant App as BirdNET Application
    participant CPUSpec as CPU Specification Module
    participant System as System Hardware

    App->>CPUSpec: GetCPUSpec()
    CPUSpec->>System: Detect CPU Details
    System-->>CPUSpec: Return CPU Information
    CPUSpec->>CPUSpec: Determine Performance Cores
    CPUSpec-->>App: Return CPU Specification
    App->>CPUSpec: GetOptimalThreadCount()
    CPUSpec-->>App: Return Optimal Thread Count

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Poem

🐰 Threads dancing on silicon stage,
Performance cores set the page,
CPU whispers its secret might,
Optimizing with algorithmic delight,
BirdNET's wisdom now takes flight! 🚀

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