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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/38987#issuecomment-4721439539

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   This pull request implements the second part of the WatermarkManager for the 
Kafka Streams runner. It transitions the runner from a provisional 
'flush-on-every-watermark' behavior to a more robust model where stages track 
and compute the minimum watermark across source partitions. This change ensures 
correct watermark propagation while maintaining data processing throughput, and 
lays the groundwork for future distributed watermark persistence and 
topic-based shuffle integration.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **WatermarkManager Integration**: Integrated the in-memory 
WatermarkManager into the ExecutableStageProcessor data path, enabling stages 
to compute and forward input watermarks based on source partition progress 
rather than flushing on every watermark.
   * **Payload Enhancement**: Updated KStreamsPayload to carry source partition 
and total source partition count in-band, facilitating coordination between 
stages.
   * **Lazy SDK Harness Initialization**: Optimized ExecutableStageProcessor to 
initialize the SDK harness lazily on the first data element, avoiding overhead 
for stages that only process watermarks.
   * **Testing**: Added comprehensive unit and integration tests, including 
ExecutableStageProcessorWatermarkTest and WatermarkPropagationTest, to verify 
correct watermark holding and propagation logic.
   
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