[_]: feat/improved email pagination using anchor-based fetching#35
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[_]: feat/improved email pagination using anchor-based fetching#35
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This PR enhances the email listing pagination by introducing an anchor-based approach. Instead of relying on a fixed batch size (e.g., 20 items), the system now uses the ID of the last retrieved email as a reference point (anchor) to fetch the next set of results.
With this change, pagination becomes more dynamic and efficient, allowing the system to retrieve emails starting from the most recently received ones without depending on static limits. This improves scalability and ensures more accurate and up-to-date data retrieval.