Only one runner should be queued/running at a given time, but the current
condition "m_threadPool.activeThreadCount == 0" is to strong, as the
done() signal is fired from the runner thread while it is still alive and
the signal may be processed before the thread has exited.

Set a flag when the runner is finished, and use this to guard from
scheduling/enqueuing multiple runners. It is fine to enqueue another
runner while the old is cleaning up, the new one will become active
afterwards.

Alternative approach to D15959.

start `balooctl monitor~
touch a file -> file is indexed, scheduler goes idle afterwards
touch multiple files, new files -> indexing, idle