Add --item-block-worker-count flag to velero install and server

[sseago]

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This is the second PR related to phase 2 for backup performance improvements which adds a new flag --item-block-worker-count to velero install and server commands.

Follow-on PRs will use this value to determine the number of goroutines to start for processing ItemBlocks

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[kaovilai]

From the design it's not clear to me if threads will always be running, or started as needed. Could you clarify?

[sseago]

From the design it's not clear to me if threads will always be running, or started as needed. Could you clarify?

The thread creation won't be part of this PR, but the threads are long-running goroutines with the configured amount always available -- the main reason for this was that when we eventually expand this to allow multiple backups running at once, these goroutines will be shared among the running backups. So if, for example, you've configured 10 concurrent ItemBlocks and 2 concurrent backups, then there will be 10 threads processing blocks from both backups.

(from the design): "The worker pool will be started by calling RunItemBlockWorkers in backupReconciler.SetupWithManager, passing in the worker count and reconciler context"
https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero/blob/main/design/backup-performance-improvements.md

[reasonerjt]

lgtm