fix: re-land IATA paging fix on Go 1.26.6 - #108
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MrAlders0n merged 2 commits intoSep 4, 2026
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A packet repeats once per observer in the site scan, so grouping can collapse a scan_depth window to fewer packets than the page asked for. That short page set hasMore=false and stranded all older history: YOW dead-ended after 45 packets, ~6 minutes back. Report scan saturation and the floor the scans covered, and treat a saturated short page as more data. Clamp the cursor to the floor so paging on cannot skip the band the scan never read.
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Re-lands #100, reverted in #101.
CI wasn't failing because of #100. govulncheck was flagging go1.26.5 stdlib advisories published Aug 13, so every push to dev since then went red, including the revert itself. Bumping go.mod to 1.26.6 clears it.
Two commits: the Go bump, then #100 cherry-picked as-is.