Fix MSVC compiler warning#99
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In `@framework/audio/common/audiotaskscheduler.h`:
- Around line 77-80: The direct cast of `getMaxParallelThreadCount()` (which
returns `size_t`) to `int` without bounds checking can cause undefined behavior
if the value exceeds `INT_MAX`. Capture the result of
`getMaxParallelThreadCount()` in a temporary `size_t` variable, then clamp it to
`INT_MAX` using `std::min(maxThreads,
static_cast<size_t>(std::numeric_limits<int>::max()))` before casting the
clamped value to `int` and assigning to `bestThreadHint`. Additionally, remove
the redundant `static_cast<int>` on line 80's return statement since
`bestThreadHint` is already type `int`.
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