Add message conflation section to updates-deletes docs #3142
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Explain how batching and conflation rules combine multiple update, delete, and append operations that target the same message serial. Covers append concatenation behavior and precedence rules when different operation types interact within a conflation window.
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Explain how batching and conflation rules combine multiple update, delete, and append operations that target the same message serial. Covers append concatenation behavior and precedence rules when different operation types interact within a conflation window.
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Re-do the PR for #3136 after we reverted in #3137