Cleanup the use of m_is_secondary_thread from PR #179799. (#180255) This ivar was passed to the thread function for the private state thread - mostly because the equivalent variable was passed in in the original version of the code. But it was never used, so I didn't notice that the ivar equivalent wasn't being initialized. I'm going to keep the ivar because it will be useful when debugging to easily see whether you are on the main or secondary private state thread. So in this change, I set m_is_secondary_thread properly in the constructor, but remove passing it to the thread function since it wasn't needed there.
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