Correct batch-compliance upload limit to 128 MB - #451
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The documented 1 GiB reflected the service's internal capability; the edge enforces 128 MB per request. 128 MB covers 99.9% of historical job sizes; larger sets split across sequential jobs.
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Processing scans partitions covering the submitted IDs' creation times; a single job spanning many years can exceed the processing window, while narrower-window jobs complete quickly.
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The shipped pages claim 1 GiB uploads; the effective edge limit is 128 MB per request (verified empirically: 500 MB upload → 413). 128 MB ≈ 6.5M IDs and covers 99.9% of ~3,000 sampled historical jobs; the split-across-jobs guidance already handles the rest. Three wording fixes, no structural changes.