feat: add high-performance batch pushing (PUSHB) support#59
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- Implemented push_bulk method in Client with auto-chunking - Added _build_job_payload internal helper for job consistency - Included comprehensive unit tests for batching logic - Updated documentation and added batch producer example Related to cdrx#37
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Added high-performance batching support using the
PUSHBcommand. This significantly reduces network overhead when creating many jobs at once.Changes
push_bulktoClientwith automatic chunking._build_job_payloadhelper for consistency.tests/test_batch.py.producer_batch.pyexample.Fixes #37