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Added documentation on threading

I found this module while looking for a fast image compositing library, and my immediate question was "how does this interact with NodeJS's event loop and what will the performance impact on my app be if I use it in a web application on a multi core machine".

I decided to dig around the source code and find out for myself, this is the result of my enquiries.

For the record, the path was: lwip's *Worker classes > NAN's AsyncQueueWorker > [uv_queue_work](http://docs.libuv.org/en/v1.x/threadpool.html) > [this page on threading performance](https://www.future-processing.pl/blog/on-problems-with-threads-in-node-js/)

Pull Request Pull Request #268: Added documentation on threading

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