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Description
New package providing fixed size and content defined chunking ability to FluidFramework.
This delivery represents a first step in a larger journey towards automatic incremental summaries
Reviewer Guidance
Motivation, theoretical aspects, benchmarks and other preparing work are included in M2.1 : Large Data Support / Incremental Summaries / Automatic Chunk Reuse story
Does this introduce a breaking change?
N/A. No impact on current fluid functionality.
Any relevant logs or outputs
N/A. No impact on current fluid functionality.
Other information or known dependencies
M2.1 : Large Data Support / Incremental Summaries / Automatic Chunk Reuse is work-in-progress. Known at this stage the dependency on DDS configuration support and the ability to exercise it via the AZ Client.