draft of initial converging gateway docs

docs/components/modeler/bpmn/inclusive-gateways/inclusive-gateways.md

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 description: "An inclusive gateway (or OR-gateway) allows you to make multiple decisions based on data."
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-Currently, Camunda 8 only supports the diverging (i.e. splitting, forking) inclusive gateway. It does not yet support the converging (i.e. merging, joining) inclusive gateway. A combination of parallel and exclusive gateways can be used as an alternative way to merge the flows.
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 The inclusive gateway (or OR-gateway) allows for making multiple decisions based on data (i.e. on process instance variables).
 
 ![A process model to prepare lunch at lunchtime can use an inclusive gateway to decide which steps to take to prepare the different lunch components, e.g. cook pasta,stir-fry steak, prepare salad, or any combination of these.](assets/inclusive-gateway.png)
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 ![An inclusive gateway has decided to take the step to prepare salad as the default because none of the conditions were fulfilled.](assets/inclusive-gateway-default.png)
 
+A converging exclusive gateway, also known as a merging or joining exclusive gateway, waits until an all incoming, executed sequence flows have arrived. In other words, a converging inclusive gateway will only wait for the incoming sequence flows that are executed. After the join, the process continues past the converging inclusive gateway.
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+For example: Once all selected courses are complete, the table can be cleared.
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+![An inclusive converging gateway waits until all incoming, executed sequence flows are completed before cleaning the table.](assets/inclusive-gateway-join.png)
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 ## Conditions
 
 A `conditionExpression` defines when a flow is taken. It is a [boolean expression](/components/modeler/feel/language-guide/feel-boolean-expressions.md) that can access the process instance variables and compare them with literals or other variables. The condition is fulfilled when the expression returns `true`.