N-time-fetch endpoint

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As a developer, I would like to implement an n-time-fetch functionality.

ACC:

• If N is not specified, the configuration can be retrieved infinitely.
• All other use cases have N decreased while N > 0, otherwise deleted.

Here are some use-case examples:

• Password Reset: Implement an endpoint that allows users to reset their passwords by sending a one-time token to their registered email address. The token can be used to authenticate the user and provide a secure way to set a new password.

• Invite Links: Create an endpoint for generating one-time or limited-use invitation links. This can be useful for inviting users to join a platform, a team, or an event while ensuring control over the number of invitations.

• Document Download Links: Generate one-time links for users to download sensitive documents, such as contracts or legal agreements. This approach provides an extra layer of security for document access.

• Limited Access to Premium Features: Implement an endpoint that provides limited access to premium features for a specific number of uses or a limited time, allowing users to experience premium functionality on a trial basis.

• Event Check-In: For events or conferences, generate one-time QR codes or links that attendees can use for check-in. This ensures that only registered participants can access the event.

• Limited Trial Periods: Offer a trial period for premium services with a limited number of uses or days. Users can access enhanced features temporarily before deciding whether to subscribe.

• Survey Participation: Allow users to participate in a survey or feedback form using a one-time link, ensuring that each user's response is unique and can be tracked.

• Access to Sensitive Information in Customer Support: Create an endpoint that allows customer support agents to access sensitive user information during a support interaction. Limit the access to a predefined number of uses for security.

• Exclusive Content Access: Provide one-time access links to users for exclusive content, such as articles, videos, or webinars. This approach can be used to control access to premium content.

• Limited Access to API Resources: Implement an API endpoint that provides limited access to certain resources for integration partners. This can be useful for third-party applications that need temporary access to specific data.