Local evaluation silently drops identity overrides on large environments

Server-side SDKs cache the environment document for local evaluation, but the Rust client today only ingests the first response page. For environments large enough to span multiple pages — typically those with many identity overrides — every override beyond the first page is missing from the local cache. Affected identities are evaluated against an incomplete environment and may receive flags that disagree with remote evaluation, with no error surfaced to the operator.

## Acceptance criteria

- Local evaluation returns the same identity-override results as remote evaluation regardless of how large the environment is.
- Existing users on environments small enough to fit a single page see no behaviour or configuration change.
- When fetching a full environment takes longer than the configured refresh interval, the SDK logs a warning naming both durations, so the operator knows to raise the interval or trim the environment.

Parent: Flagsmith/flagsmith#4664
Reference implementation: Flagsmith/flagsmith-nodejs-client#205

Start by tracing the Rust client's local-evaluation environment fetch path and comparing it with the reference implementation in Flagsmith/flagsmith-nodejs-client#205. Verify that large environments produce the same identity-override results as remote evaluation, preserve single-page behavior, and log a warning with both durations when refresh takes longer than the configured interval.

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