fix: improve thread safety and execution logging with minimal changes

[0xtavian]

✨ Pull Request: Improve Thread Execution and Logging Behavior

Summary

This PR improves thread safety, execution accuracy, and log clarity in Interlace, while preserving the original behavior, structure, and test harness with minimal changes.

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✅ What's Changed

threader.py

• Replaces use of next(task_queue) with a thread-safe queue.Queue to prevent premature thread exits.
• Moves [THREAD] Added to Queue logging from task generation time to actual execution time (inside each worker thread).
• Adds OutputHelper to enable consistent, styled terminal output from within threads.
• Catches task-level exceptions to prevent individual thread crashes.

interlace.py

• Passes output_helper=output to Pool for use inside threads.
• Removes redundant [THREAD] ... Added to Queue log from task queue generator.

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✅ Why It Matters

• Prevents thread starvation in long or unstable task batches.
• Aligns task execution logs with real execution (not pre-queueing).

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR enhances thread safety and logging clarity by replacing the iterator‐based task queue with a thread-safe queue and by moving the "[THREAD] Added to Queue" message to the actual task execution phase. Key changes include the introduction of queue.Queue in the Pool, the addition of an OutputHelper for consistent styled terminal output, and a revised logging approach in Interlace to preserve output behavior.

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
Interlace/lib/threader.py	Switched to queue.Queue for task management and moved logging inside worker execution.
Interlace/interlace.py	Adjusted logging by commenting out early log output and passing output as output_helper.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

Interlace/lib/threader.py:110

• [nitpick] The variable 'tasks_count' is derived from the first element of the task_queue iterator; consider renaming it to 'total_tasks' or adding a clarifying comment to indicate that the iterator's first value represents the total number of tasks.

tasks_count = next(task_queue)

Interlace/interlace.py:41

• Ensure that the 'output' passed as output_helper is an instance of OutputHelper, as expected by the Pool implementation, to maintain consistent logging behavior.

output_helper=output