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This commit adds documentation for the built-in `x-modulus-hash` exchange. It adds a dedicated page explaining its core features: stable routing, weighted routing, and how it compares to the consistent hash exchange. It also adds a bullet point to the message ordering section in `queues.md` to highlight the common use case of using `x-modulus-hash` with Single Active Consumer (SAC) to process messages concurrently while preserving order for each domain entity. Docs for rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server#15849
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This commit adds documentation for the built-in
x-modulus-hashexchange. It adds a dedicated page explaining its core features: stable routing, weighted routing, and how it compares to the consistent hash exchange.It also adds a bullet point to the message ordering section in
queues.mdto highlight the common use case of usingx-modulus-hashwith Single Active Consumer (SAC) to process messages concurrently while preserving order for each domain entity.Docs for rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server#15849