Add a Result property to Job or JobData class

I'm using this code to check whether a job has completed successfully or not.

using (var conn = JobStorage.Current.GetConnection()) {
  var data = conn.GetJobData(Id);
  if (data?.State == SucceededState.StateName) {
    //Here, I need to get the result
  }
}

When a job is successfully completed, I need to get its result but there's no Result property in the JobData or Job classes. What I'm doing, instead, is the following, which I think is not efficient.

var succeededJob = JobStorage.Current.GetMonitoringApi().SucceededJobs(0, int.MaxValue).FirstOrDefault(j => j.Key == Id);
var jobResult = succeededJob.Value.Result;

How can I efficiently get a job result by its job id?

Start with JobData, Job, GetJobData, and the SucceededJobs entry points shown in the issue to understand how completed job results are exposed. Determine the API path for retrieving a result by job ID without scanning all succeeded jobs; done means the result is available through the appropriate job or storage API and is covered by relevant tests.