noop scheduler

The noop scheduler is a simple method used by computers to decide the order in which tasks or processes are handled. It works like a basic queue, processing tasks in the order they arrive, without trying to optimize or prioritize them based on complexity or resources needed. This simplicity makes it efficient for certain systems, especially those with fast storage devices like SSDs, where advanced scheduling offers little benefit. Essentially, the noop scheduler keeps things straightforward, ensuring tasks are managed in a reliable, predictable sequence without additional processing overhead.