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Add SeekDirection to the GET topic messages request #519

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Introduced the new query field for the GET topic message request - seekDirection. It can have two values - FORWARD (forward in time, show messages starting from the oldest ones) and BACKWARD (backward in time, show messages starting from the newest ones). I'm not sure if these literals are the best choice for the values. Maybe something like NEWEST_FIRST and OLDEST_FIRST is more intuitively understandable.
The front-end implementation plan is to have some kind of a toggle, which controls the sorting direction of the list.

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@GneyHabub GneyHabub merged commit f2cff5e into master Jun 5, 2021
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