Remove some unused defines in multiprocessing.h #15661
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It looks like they are unused since 87cf220.
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LGTM. As pointed out, looks like these typedefs were used in the now removed connection.h 87cf220#diff-2da7b80f91407749d5d59087c2406e09
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It looks like they are unused since 87cf220.