[WIP] Customisable number of posts fetched per page - #564
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By default, Reddit returns up to 25 posts per API query. This PR adds a minimal set of changes to allow customising the limit (with a hard limit of 100, as Reddit does not allow returning more than this amount of posts per query).
I don't have much Rust experience, however I did write all this code myself (i.e. no LLMs were involved in the making of this PR). Scrutinize accordingly.
Closes #558.