fix(hooks): reset pagination cursors synchronously when the query changes - #300
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Closes #225
Summary
Resolves race conditions and misattributed payment normalizations caused by loose ref-based pagination cursors persisting across query parameter changes.
Changes Proposed
nextRef,prevRef,hasNext, andhasPrevinto a unified reducer state keyed byqueryKey.fetchNextandfetchPrevnow refuse to execute ifstate.queryKey !== currentQueryKey.!non-null assertions innormalizePayment. Records are now safely normalized against the address they were explicitly requested for.