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Rewords "which makes resource usage insufficient" to "which results in a lower resource utilization rate" for clarity. The original phrasing is ambiguous and can be misread as "there aren't enough resources" (a shortage), when the intended meaning — confirmed against the Chinese source ("资源利用不充分", literally "resource utilization is insufficient") — is that an oversized thread pool leads to a lower utilization rate (wasted capacity), the opposite concern from a resource shortage.
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release-8.5(rather thanmaster) so it can be picked up by the weekly EN-to-JA translation sync from this branch.Which TiDB version(s) do your changes apply to? (Required)
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