Document chunk scanning behavior in fault-tolerant steps#5395
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The Retry section did not describe what users observe when an ItemWriter fails in a fault-tolerant step: the writer is invoked again, once per item, during recovery, even with a "never retry" policy. Add a "Chunk Scanning" section to retry.adoc covering the trigger condition, the per-item-per-transaction sequence, the non-skippable failure mode, and the two practical opt-outs. Cross-link from chunk-oriented-processing.adoc and from the existing mention in scalability.adoc. Resolves spring-projects#3946 Signed-off-by: Harvy Kim <digle117@gmail.com>
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Adds a short "Chunk Scanning" section to
retry.adoccovering the trigger condition and the per-item-per-transaction sequence, with cross-links fromchunk-oriented-processing.adocand the existing mention inscalability.adoc.Closes #3946