Link to Batch and Yield pattern from scheduler docs#576
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The Batch Processing section explains the runtime's internal batching mechanism. Adding a bridge to the Batch and Yield pattern shows readers how to apply the same idea in their own code. Closes #575
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The Batch and Yield pattern is about avoiding long-running behaviors, which is the concern of the cooperative scheduling section, not the runtime's internal batch processing mechanism.
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The Batch Processing section explains the runtime's internal batching mechanism. This adds a paragraph bridging to the Batch and Yield pattern in pony-patterns, showing readers how to apply the same idea in their own code.
Closes #575