Update develop-docs/sdk/telemetry/spans/batch-processor.mdx

Co-authored-by: Roman Zavarnitsyn <[email protected]>

Author: philipphofmann

develop-docs/sdk/telemetry/spans/batch-processor.mdx

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ The BatchProcessor uses two buffers to minimize data loss in the event of an abn
 * **Crash-Safe List**: A list stored in a crash-safe space to prevent data loss during detectable abnormal process terminations.
 * **Async IO Cache**: When a process terminates without the SDK being able to detect it, the crash-safe list loses all its elements. Therefore, the BatchProcessor uses a second buffer, the async IO cache, that stores elements to disk on a background thread to avoid blocking the calling thread, which ensures minimal data loss when such terminations occur.
 
-Furthermore, the BatchProcessor MUST prevent data loss when flushing. Therefore, it uses a double-buffering solution, meaning the two buffers alternate. The crash-safe list has two lists, and the async IO buffer has two files. When list1 is full, the BatchProcessor stores items in list2 until it successfully stores items in list1 to disk as an envelope. Then it can delete items in list1. The same applies to the IO buffer.
+Furthermore, the BatchProcessor MUST prevent data loss when flushing. Therefore, it uses a double-buffering solution, meaning the two buffers alternate. The crash-safe list has two lists, and the async IO buffer has two files. When list1 is full, the BatchProcessor stores any new incoming items in list2 until it successfully stores items from list1 to disk as an envelope. Then it can delete items in list1. The same applies to the IO buffer.
 
 #### BatchProcessor Files