Reduce parallelism to avoid OOMs in wheel tests #5611
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Something appears to have changed between 23.10 and 23.12 causing the unit test suite to require more memory than before. As of now, I see no meaningful new commits on the 23.12 branch of cuml. The only real new commit is the addition of ARM CUDA 12 conda builds, which are completely independent. Therefore, the cause of the OOMs must be a change in a dependency. I do see multiple significant commits in raft, so perhaps one of those is the cause. rapidsai/raft#1818 seems like the most plausible culprit, but that's coming from my position of absolute ignorance about raft and the fact that unintentionally copying data in mdspans would in principle be an easy way to accidentally increase memory usage. However, it really could be coming from anywhere.