feat: move api cursor to bunpaginate package

[gfyrag]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Implemented a new pagination system across various components using bunpaginate.Cursor to enhance data listing and retrieval processes.
• New Features
  • Enhanced pagination capabilities in accounts, balances, bank accounts, payments, pools, transfer initiations, tasks, triggers, workflows, policies, reconciliations, and transaction listings for improved user experience and system performance.
• Tests
  • Updated tests across multiple modules to accommodate the new pagination system, ensuring reliability and stability.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ede425c and 2aaf8bd.

Walkthrough

The overarching change involves transitioning from a custom pagination cursor (api.Cursor) to a standardized pagination implementation (bunpaginate.Cursor) across various components of a payment system. This update affects the handling of lists in APIs, services, storage, and tests, ensuring a more unified approach to pagination throughout the system.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../internal/api/... (multiple files)	Replaced api.Cursor with bunpaginate.Cursor in function signatures, response structs, and imports.
.../internal/storage/... (multiple files)	Updated function signatures to return bunpaginate.Cursor for listing entities. Changed import paths to support bunpaginate.
.../cmd/connectors/internal/... (multiple files)	Transitioned from api.Cursor to bunpaginate.Cursor in APIs and storage for task listing.
ee/.../internal/api/... (multiple files across orchestration, reconciliation, search, and wallets components)	Updated to use bunpaginate.Cursor for pagination, including changes in imports and function signatures.
libs/go-libs/api/... (multiple files)	Removed custom Cursor logic in favor of using bunpaginate.Cursor, affecting base response and utility functions.
libs/go-libs/bun/bunpaginate/... (new files)	Introduced new files defining the bunpaginate.Cursor structure and related pagination logic.

"In the land of code and wire,
where the data streams never tire,
a rabbit hopped with eager glee,
for pagination set free.
🐇💻
From api.Cursor's tight embrace,
to bunpaginate's open space,
a leap, a bound, a joyous chase!"

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