Document bulk import integration_id option#681
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Adds the supported integration_id argument to the bulk import guide. The SDK signature, request body, unit tests, and smoke-test README already cover this option, but the how-to guide currently only documents uri and error_mode.
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The bulk import how-to guide now documents
integration_idonstart_import, for projects that use a configured storage integration when reading from S3/GCS/Azure.A new Use a storage integration section shows passing
integration_idalongsideuri, and notes it can be combined witherror_mode.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 3963077. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.