[Improve] Browse the full Brain corpus - #1524
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What changed
list_pagescensus using ascending keyset pagination and overlap-checked offset paging for large timestamp ties.Why this change was made
The Brain settings page previously described only the newest 500 pages, which could misrepresent namespace composition and made older pages impossible to find. The new flow covers the full corpus while keeping repeat loads and keystroke filtering bounded.
Impact
Admins can inspect composition and search or filter across every Brain page. A deployment performs one full enumeration when no shared snapshot exists; completed snapshots are then reused across web processes, served stale during refresh, and refreshed every ten minutes. Refresh deduplication is process-local, so multiple stale processes can still refresh concurrently, but they never replace a complete snapshot with a partial walk.
Browser screenshots were not available because the local authenticated app redirects Brain settings to mandatory provider setup. Automated coverage includes exhaustive and tie-cluster pagination, shared-cache hydration and refresh throttling, server filtering/pagination, and debounced browse requests.