Macbook Pro high CPU temp
Your MacBook Pro is a sophisticated product, with very capable power management and controls to prevent over-heating.
It is designed to be used, and to work hard if needed. You do not need to monitor the temperature, and you cannot damage your computer through use.
Intel CPUs can run over 100˚C quite normally. Your Mac has fans, which will speed up to increase cooling, and the OS will throttle the CPU if it gets too hot. In extremis, the CPU will shut off, rather than get so hot that damage might occur.
There is no way that Apple could, or would, sell a laptop whose battery was at risk of explosion as a consequence of high CPU usage. (Well, not without a recall or a lawsuit.)