Add documentation for horizontal scalability #1528
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Added a new guide explaining how FHIR Data Pipes scales using sharding, Beam runners, autoscaling, and parallel I/O. git commit --amend --reset-author
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This PR adds a new document explaining how FHIR Data Pipes scales horizontally using Apache Beam runners, autoscaling, sharding, and parallel I/O. It addresses Issue #644 by providing clear guidance for users needing distributed processing support.