docs: Link to checkpoint consumption from operations#201
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Add an info box linking to the AWS Lambda durable execution SDK checkpoint consumption reference at the end of each operation page (callback, child-context, invoke, map, parallel, step, wait, and wait-for-condition). Also add the same reference link to the end of the Checkpoints section in key concepts.
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Summary
Adds a link to the Checkpoint consumption reference so readers can understand how each durable operation affects checkpoint usage.
git push -u origin docs/add-checkpoint-consumption-links 2>&1 | cat! info "Checkpoint consumption"box to the end of each operation page: callback, child-context, invoke, map, parallel, step, wait, and wait-for-condition.Testing
Docs-only change. Verified Markdown/admonition syntax matches the existing MkDocs Material conventions used elsewhere in the operations docs.