Add overload for multi-tenanted partitioning configuration #4102
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Introduces an overload for AllDocumentsAreMultiTenantedWithPartitioning to allow specifying primary key tenancy ordering. Marks the old method as obsolete and updates internal logic to use the provided ordering, improving flexibility for index management.
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Introduces an overload for AllDocumentsAreMultiTenantedWithPartitioning to allow specifying primary key tenancy ordering. Marks the old method as obsolete and updates internal logic to use the provided ordering, improving flexibility for index management.