feat(notifications): add localMarkAsRead and multi-page refresh#1121
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Closes datagouv/data.gouv.fr#2029
This PR adds a new
localMarkAsRead, that update the front-end notification data instead of refreshing it for every notification read. This is used when reading all notification without action, even with themarquer comme luesbutton.It also update the refresh function to handle refreshing multiple pages. This is used after handling notifications with actions (when we sometime don't have a direct access to the notification object).
We could apply the
localMarkAsReadeverywhere but that imply doing some matching to find the notification linked to the current event, which seems more error-prone than the refresh.