[SELC-8192] feat: refactor logic for onboarding aggregate#985
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Motivation and Context
When onboarding aggregators with many aggregates, the system was spawning too many parallel sub-orchestrators simultaneously. This caused a TooManyRequest error for the DB.
The new batch orchestrator processes aggregates in controlled batches (default 5 at a time) with configurable delays between batches, preventing service overload and improving reliability.
How Has This Been Tested?
the function that invokes the new logic with a set of 100 aggregates has been triggered, the result did not highlight any DB overloads
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