Add multiprocessing process locks & shared list

[doulikecookiedough]

In Python, there are two paths to achieve concurrency/parallelism: the threading module and the multiprocessing module. Currently, only a threading lock is used when synchronizing the storing and deleting of objects, which is completely bypassed when using multiprocessing.

To Do:

• Add a multiprocessing lock and respective shared list (to track what identifiers are locked) for storing and deleting objects and metadata.
• Document how to use multiprocessing locks (e.g., setting up a global variable before calling HashStore).
  • Check to see if there is any other path to do this that may be simpler

Example Code:

reference_lock_mp = multiprocessing.Lock()
reference_locked_cids_mp = multiprocessing.Manager().list()  # Create a shared list

use_multiprocessing = os.getenv("USE_MULTIPROCESSING", "False") == "True"
    if use_multiprocessing:
        while cid in self.reference_locked_cids_mp:
            ...

[doulikecookiedough]

This has been completed via #103.

Documented how to switch HashStore from threading synchronization to multiprocessing. There may be a more elegant way to do this, but I feel this is good enough at this time.