Cross-references to/from ref-docs vs operator docs (#28788)
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: @@snip [SourceOrFlow.java](/akka-docs/src/test/java/jdocs/stream/operators/SourceOrFlow.java) { #conflate }
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If downstream is slower the elements is conflated by summing them. This means that upstream can continue producing elements while downstream is applying backpressure. For example: downstream is backpressuring while 1, 10 and 100 arrives from upstream, then backpressure stops and the conflated 111 is emitted downstream.
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If downstream is slower the elements are conflated by summing them. This means that upstream can continue producing elements while downstream is applying backpressure. For example: downstream is backpressuring while 1, 10 and 100 arrives from upstream, then backpressure stops and the conflated 111 is emitted downstream.
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See @ref:[Rate transformation](../../stream-rate.md#rate-transformation) for more information and examples.
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## Reactive Streams semantics
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while the downstream backpressures. This allows us to keep processing upstream elements, and give an average
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number to the downstream once it is ready to process the next one.
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See @ref:[Rate transformation](../../stream-rate.md#rate-transformation) for more information and examples.
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## Reactive Streams semantics
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: @@snip [RateTransformationDocTest.java](/akka-docs/src/test/java/jdocs/stream/RateTransformationDocTest.java) { #conflate-sample }
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See also @ref:[`conflate`](operators/Source-or-Flow/conflate.md) and @ref:[conflateWithSeed`](operators/Source-or-Flow/conflateWithSeed.md) for more information and examples.
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### Understanding extrapolate and expand
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Now we will discuss two operators, `extrapolate` and `expand`, helping to deal with slow producers that are unable to keep
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