feat: paginate review audit history - #19
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Review history previously loaded every event in one response. Add bounded cursor pagination (default 50, maximum 100), with insertion-order traversal and a next_after_id continuation cursor. Existing consumers must follow the cursor for complete history.
Add PostgreSQL integration coverage for authenticated review writes, payload round-trips, page boundaries, record isolation, and continued synthetic-fixture exclusion from citation export. Update API documentation and changelog. Review events remain separate from the evidence read model.
Validation: Ruff passed; local pytest reported 26 passed and 2 PostgreSQL tests skipped. GitHub CI runs the database-backed contracts against migrated PostgreSQL.