[Feature Request] Add pagination mode for E-ink devices

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First of all, thank you for creating such an excellent open-source RSS reader! ReadYou is truly one of the best Material You style RSS apps available.

I'm currently using ReadYou on an E-ink device, and the current scrolling-based reading experience is not ideal for E-ink displays. The continuous scrolling behavior causes several issues:

1. Screen refresh artifacts - E-ink displays produce severe ghosting and afterimages during scrolling, which significantly affects readability
2. Refresh latency - The slow refresh rate of E-ink screens makes smooth scrolling almost impossible to achieve
3. Battery consumption - Frequent partial refreshes consume much more power on E-ink devices compared to page-by-page full refreshes

This makes reading articles on E-ink devices quite frustrating, despite ReadYou being an otherwise fantastic app.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to see a pagination mode added as an optional feature, similar to how e-book readers work. This would allow users to:

• Tap or swipe to turn pages instead of scrolling
• Trigger full-screen refreshes between pages, which works much better with E-ink technology
• Navigate through articles page-by-page with clear visual boundaries
• Have a comfortable reading experience optimized for E-ink devices

Implementation suggestions:

• Make it an optional setting in preferences (e.g., "Enable pagination mode for E-ink devices")
• Allow users to customize page navigation gestures (tap zones, swipe direction, etc.)
• Support both article list view and article reading view

This feature would make ReadYou the perfect RSS reader for E-ink devices without affecting the experience for regular display users.

Related links

https://github.com/ReadYouApp/ReadYou/issues/324

No files, tests, or entry points are named in the issue. Start by locating the article list, article reading view, and preferences screens, then determine how pagination and e-ink refresh behavior fit both views. Done means an optional page-by-page mode supports the requested navigation and leaves the regular scrolling experience unchanged.