RQD - reserve the right number of cores.

**The problems**
- RQD reserves too much cores and is caped by the number of P-cores.
- a frame with 5 cores on an hyperthreaded system will reserve at least 6 cores up to 10 cores.
- a system listed with 24 cores (8 P-cores(x2) + 8 E-cores(x1)) will not accept frames with more than 16 minCores.
- the core assignation will randomly pick cores and count them as 1, even if they have multiple threads.

**Describe the enhancement**
- During reservation, list cores in order and reserve only the required amount, counting their threads.
- ex : minCores=5 -> reserve 2 P-cores(x2) and 1 E-core
- ex : minCores=7 -> reserve 3 P-cores(x2) and 1 E-core
- ex : minCores=8 -> reserve 4 P-cores(x2)

**Screenshots**
minCores = 5 -> uses 7 cores

same job on another rqd process,
minCores = 5 -> uses 8 cores

**Version Number**
0.22

Start by tracing RQD's core reservation path for minCores and inspect how physical cores and threads are counted and selected. Reproduce the examples for minCores=5, 7, and 8 on a hybrid hyperthreaded system. Done means reservation is ordered, counts threads correctly, and does not cap usable capacity at the number of P-cores.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.