Added Scenario 9: Documented the holiday season order routing process.

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Added guidelines for routing online orders during the holiday season, including prerequisites, implementation steps, and inventory rules.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly expands the order routing documentation by introducing a new scenario specifically designed for managing online orders during the busy holiday season. The new guidelines detail a strategic approach to prioritize warehouse fulfillment, with retail stores serving as fallback locations, aiming to optimize order processing and prevent stockouts during peak periods. Additionally, a minor typo in existing documentation has been corrected.

Highlights

• Typo Correction: Fixed a minor spelling error from "Orde Sort" to "Order Sort" in the existing order routing documentation.
• New Holiday Routing Scenario: Introduced a detailed guide for "Scenario 9: Routing Online Orders During the Holiday Season," outlining a strategy to prioritize warehouse fulfillment and use stores as fallback locations.
• Comprehensive Implementation Steps: Provided comprehensive steps for configuring holiday season order routing, including creating runs, defining order batches, setting up routing rules, and establishing two-tiered inventory rules (warehouses first, then fallback stores).

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new use case scenario for order routing during the holiday season. The documentation is well-structured, but there are several inconsistencies and formatting issues that should be addressed to align with the repository's style guide. My review includes suggestions for fixing typos, standardizing headings, ensuring consistent terminology, and correctly formatting UI elements using backticks.