Switch to use fork method for subprocesses to fix python 3.14 issues with fparser - #604
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…sues with fparser.
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I am not sure if I should also apply the change discussed in #603 to the (not yet merged) #599 (profiling simplifications). With fork, #599 works fine, but if we ever want to switch to the python default method, this either needs fixing then
(or a change to the subprocess handling to distribute the class variable from ProfileFlags explicitly)