Question about the differences about "max throughput" mode and "low latency" mode.

[Wizmann]

What are the design considerations for QUIC_EXECUTION_PROFILE_TYPE_MAX_THROUGHPUT compared to QUIC_EXECUTION_PROFILE_LOW_LATENCY?

From the code, I observed that in "max throughput" mode, a separate thread is created for each worker, and "soft-affinity" is set to an ideal processor.

Could you clarify under what circumstances the thread owned by the worker is executed? It seems that the CXPLAT_WORKER directly invokes the callbacks of QUIC_WORKER, and the worker thread only wakes up on events such as new connections or operations.

Additionally, how does this approach enhance throughput in "max throughput" mode compared to the "low latency" option?