Deferred from #88/#94. The comments list endpoint is cursor-paginated
(CommentPage: { items, next_cursor }, with limit/cursor query params), but the
frontend fetches only the first page.
Deferred deliberately: only matters when a task has more comments than one page
(default limit). Low priority for the current scope. When implemented, the
cleanest fit is a query-param ?cursor approach the load reads, or client-side
append via an API route.
Tracked, not blocking.
Deferred from #88/#94. The comments list endpoint is cursor-paginated
(CommentPage: { items, next_cursor }, with limit/cursor query params), but the
frontend fetches only the first page.
Deferred deliberately: only matters when a task has more comments than one page
(default limit). Low priority for the current scope. When implemented, the
cleanest fit is a query-param ?cursor approach the load reads, or client-side
append via an API route.
Tracked, not blocking.