feat: Implement aggregator#6
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This is a generalization of order-preserving batching routines. It flushes on a given period.
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Perhaps a more descriptive name than "gen"?
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Class comment + general explanation of how it works.
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Closing this. Turns out the fact that it calls through to the underlying class makes it very hard to maintain order on restarts. |
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This is an abstraction over order-preserving batching routines used for publishing, subscribe flow control, and commits.
Diffbased on #5